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Tremex fuscicornis

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Description:

Habe sie auf einer birke gefunden, ihr langer stachel steckte in der rinde. Sie ist ziemlich lang, ca 3 cm. Ich denke es ist eine erdwespe, bin mir aber nicht sicher.

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (3)
Maniacval
Hi guys in Austria alone there are 3 species of Tremex: T.fuscicornis, T.magus and T.alchymista. T. magus is totally black, T.alchymista is one variety of T.magus with darkened wings. In my opinion can only be Tremex fuscicornis. (sorry for my distressing English) Greets
stho002
Yes, possibly genus Tremex, see: http://www.biolib.cz/en/taxonimage/id20258/?taxonid=16901&type=1
John La Salle
A sawfly (Symphyta) - possibly a horntail in the family Siricidae. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horntail

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PublishedOctober 25, 2013

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