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At UV light.

Emerged from lacewing pupa found on Corymbia maculata. Less than 4mm.

Hitching a ride, waiting for the mantis to lay her ootheca. For the mantis, see https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/186677466

Hydrophylita (Lutzimicron) emporos Shih & Polaszek, 2013 馭龍者潛水小蜂

https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0069331

Almost size normal bee

Under a Ficus carica leaf

on Malus, I think

Attracted to UV Light.

Collected and preserved

Bug ID; ant ID is Observation 105698192.

iNaturalist suggest Chalcidoidea

24 Oct 2021

T19_3_93 (GK Transekt 3, NO, Demmerkogel, Saum mit Cytisus scoparius & Populus tremula) FRÜHLING
gesaugt & gekeschert

Transekt IV, Wiese (am Rande der Brennnesselflur), gesaugt

un ejemplar diminuto capaz de parasitar toda una ooteca de mantis

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Ovipositing in pic 2?

I can't really tell if she's eupelmid or encyrtid! Maybe just under 4mm long, not including antennae. Found roaming dry grass and such in sand scrub.

Host: Leschenaultia sp. (Tachinidae)

caught in sweep net

Prey

hunting UNDERWATER

On Eucalyptus. Apparenlty laying eggs on Glycaspis.

When I first saw this bug, I couldn't tell what I was looking at but the colorful bright reflective surfaces made it appear like it had flashing LED lights on it...

Found roaming grass/sand. Oak/pine scrub

Brampton, ON
Refers to the dozens of small green wasps. I'm not sure what is happening here with the Chalcidoid Wasps, but I'd love to find out.