Flower Wasps (Scoliidae, Thynnidae or Tiphiidae)

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Flower Wasps (Scoliidae, Thynnidae or Tiphiidae)

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Discussion

DiBickers wrote:

23 Mar 2025

Moving across to Thynnidae (under Flower Wasp category & removing Thynnidae from under Other Wasps category)

Thynnidae Family

DiBickers wrote:

15 Mar 2025

@simonc happy to help in any way I can💚

Thynnidae Family

SimoneC wrote:

14 Mar 2025

Hi @DiBickers thanks for working on this. I was hoping to suggest you might check all the existing L. frontalis sightings as I had not ever looked at them in any depth and don’t have a lot of spare capacity at the moment

Thynnidae Family

DiBickers wrote:

9 Mar 2025

@angmarrob this lady is looking for scarab beetle larvae (curl grubs) which you must have in your lawn. She will dig them up; sting and lay an egg inside each one; her larvae will consume the curl grub; then her larvae will pupate (undergo metamorphosis) until such time they are ready to re-emerge/eclose in their adult form😊

Laeviscolia frontalis

DiBickers wrote:

9 Mar 2025

@MatthewFrawley💚I’ve merely relayed key identifiers which I’ve learned from others and am happy to share so we can all learn together😊😊

Thynnidae Family