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Re: Mesoleptus hibernica
by Christian on 31 Aug 2008, 21:26
Nice article, and I think it was not the last undescribed species from Central or Western Europe. The small wasps are really bad known.
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Re: Mesoleptus hibernica
by thirionc on 12 Sep 2008, 23:24
Curious!
"As a solitary wasp, Mesoleptus hibernica will not sting humans and prefers to attack fellow flying creatures such as butterflies."
Mesoleptus = Ichneumonidae=solitary wasp????????
"As a solitary wasp, Mesoleptus hibernica will not sting humans and prefers to attack fellow flying creatures such as butterflies."
Mesoleptus = Ichneumonidae=solitary wasp????????
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Re: Mesoleptus hibernica
by Eckart Stolle on 13 Sep 2008, 01:10
solitary?
yes it must be. its not social so its solitary. propably just the popular-scientific description was a bit misleading.
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