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a hawthorn sapling near me was covered in Nematus lucidus larvae this spring, so i had a steady supply of bald children to look at whenever i wanted. like most sawfly larvae, they like hanging out in ridiculous poses, like this one with its ass in the air
(May 20th, 2025)
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Birch sawfly/Cimbex femoratus/stor klubbhornstekel aka björkbladstekel. Värmland, Sweden (11 July 2020).
Elm Sawfly? Had the pleasure of meeting one recently and they're gorgeous little dudes!
Wow, I'm jealous! Gotta love a sawfly.
Have you seen the elm sawfly (Cimbex americanus)?
I have now
Yes, in photos/videos
Yes, irl
I'm not sure
I was today years old when I heard about the incredible Incense-Cedar Wood Wasp. Syntexis libocedrii is the only living species of Symphytan in the Anaxyelidae. It is considered a living fossil since the family has an extensive Mesozoic fossil record. It has the unique ability to oviposit in burnt incense-cedar. The wood is often still smoldering when the sawfly is laying its eggs. Nature is fascinating.
cherry slug sawfly (Caliroa cerasi)
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Last two were taken by my friend because my photos of the first one were too blurry to make out anything but a vague wasp shape and the other one was on my shirt
Sawfly (probably Tenthredinidae), ophionine wasp, a bunch of cynipoids (I have a feeling they might not be the gall producing ones but can't really say), another ichneumonid in between those, another ophionine (we saw quite a few of these but they kept flying off before I could get pictures T.T), an encyrtid and a megaspilid
We saw a bunch of other really cool bugs yesterday too, I might post some separately
Caliroa cerasi é uma espécie de mosca-serra pertencente à família Tenthredinidae. As larvas deste inseto são comumente chamadas de mosca-serra-da-pereira ou mosca-serra-da-cereja e são uma praga agrícola quase mundial. As larvas se cobrem com uma gosma verde, tornando-se desagradáveis ao paladar dos predadores.
This cute sawfly have Iridescent on their tip of wings!
