Subfamily Phygadeuontinae
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Phygadeuontini
Front porch. ~ 4 mm
Phygadeuontini
Emerged today from spider egg sacs collected on 18 March 26. 5 mm
Phygadeuontini
Another female emerged today from spider egg sacs collected on 18 Mar 26.
Phygadeuontini
Emerged on April 9 from spider egg sacs collected on 18 March. 5 mm
Phygadeuontini
Emerged from spider egg sacs collected on 18 Mar 26. 5 mm
Phygadeuontini
On apple under apple tree. 5 mm
Phygadeuontinae
Malaise trap, 26-27 Aug 23
~ 5 mm
Phygadeuontinae
Malaise trap, set 26-27 August 2023, ~ 5 mm
Gelis sp.
On March 9 I collected some spider egg sacs that I found under a rock in our yard. I put them in a bag to see what would come out. \nToday about a dozen Gelis wasps emerged, mostly females. This is a female on an egg sac.
Gelis sp.
Emerged today from spider egg sac that I found on March 9. This male mated with one of the female Gelis wasps in the plastic bag that contained the sample.
Gelis sp.
Female Gelis wasp that emerged today from spider eggs sacs that I collected from my yard on March 9.
6 mm
Phygadeuontini
On March 9, 2022, I collected some spider egg sacs that I found under a rock in our yard. I put them in a bag to see what would come out.
On April 4, a dozen wasps emerged, mostly females. Almost immediately, the males appeared to mate with th ...
Gelis sp.
On March 9, 2022 I collected some spider egg sacs that I found under a rock in our yard. I put them in a bag to see what would come out.
About a dozen Gelis wasps emerged, mostly females. This is one of the males. Length ~ 4 mm.
Gelis sp.
4 Apr 2022
On March 9, 2022 I collected some spider egg sacs that I found under a rock in our yard. I put them in a bag to see what would come out.
About a dozen Gelis wasps emerged, mostly females. This is one of the males.
~ 4mm ...
Gelis sp.
4 Apr 2022
Female Gelis wasp that emerged today from spider eggs sacs that I collected from my yard on March 9.
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Genus: Gelis
Taxonomy
Subclass:
Pterygota (Winged and Once-winged Insects)
Suborder:
Apocrita (Narrow-waisted Wasps, Ants, and Bees)
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