Biblio
- Benson : RES - Handbooks ... Symphyta ... Vol. VI 2(b) - 1952
- Blank & Ritzau : Die Tenthredopsini Deutschlands p.234/238(in Pflanzenwespen Deutschland ... Edit. Goecke & Evers - 1998)
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Ciao,
# 2986 captured at an altitude of 940 m. in Cne : Le-Petit-Abergement (Dépt. Ain - France) - 05.06.1995
One uses the keys (which I already sent to the forum) here after :
download/file.php?id=47394&mode=view and download/file.php?id=47396&mode=view
One finds that it is a Tenthredininae .
According to Benson p.109/112 : one is in the presence of a Tenthredopsis, because :
- The 1st tergite does not have a medial furrow.
One observes that :
- - The tergite 8 has 2 great central depressions not very deep and hairy , with centrally a longitudinal ridge little visible.
- (It was impossible to me to make a correct photo !)
- Metepisternum and Mesepisternum are mainly yellowish (See the photo).
- The femurs 3 are two-tone, the tibiae 3 are brown, and the tarsi 3 have, at least, their tarsomeres median white.
Tenthredopsis sordida (Klug 1817) ♂ Che vive anche in Italia .
..... OK ?
Saluti.
D & JP Balmer
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