Insects
Wasps (Hymenoptera, Apocrita)
Flower Wasps (Scoliidae, Thynnidae or Tiphiidae)

Flower Wasps (Scoliidae, Thynnidae or Tiphiidae)

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Flower Wasps (Scoliidae, Thynnidae or Tiphiidae)

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DiBickers wrote:
13 May 2025
The bulbous femur and tibia, the thorax, head, antennae and abdomen (& what I can see of the wing venation) all look good for Anthoboscinae sp.
Anthoboscinae sp. (subfamily)
DiBickers wrote:
5 May 2025
Winged male
Diamma bicolor
DiBickers wrote:
17 Apr 2025
This looks like a very good fit for Guerinius shuckardi. One particular observation below was ID’d by Dr Graham Brown & location is pin-point geographically. To note, we also have similar sightings recorded on NatureMapr under Zaspilothynnus (Genus) but I cannot find any independent source of photos to compare the two Genus successfully. The images I’ve seen don’t seem to fit like Guerinius does.

https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/255214189

https://inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/254603879
Guerinius shuckardi
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
@SimoneC happy to help in any way I can💚
Anthoboscinae sp01

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