Subfamily Phygadeuontinae
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Phygadeuontinae
Malaise trap, 26-27 Aug 23
~ 5 mm
Gelis sp.
Female Gelis wasp that emerged today from spider eggs sacs that I collected from my yard on March 9.
6 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.
Today about a dozen Gelis wasps emerged, mostly females. This is a female on an egg sac.
Gelis sp.
4 Apr 2022
Female Gelis wasp that emerged today from spider eggs sacs that I collected from my yard on March 9.
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.
Emerged from spider egg sac that I found on March 9, 2022. This male mated with one of the female Gelis wasps in the plastic bag that contained the sample.
Gelis sp.
~ 7 mm, female
Caught on spruce stump, cooled and photographed.
BugGuide ID
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[o_desc] => On Spruce stump.
BugGuide
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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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