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Top Poster: glsammy (14,777) | | Welcome to our newest member, Penali18 | |  | Posted 15-03-2008 at 10:35 PM by hedgerow 16 Diplolepis rosae today, 1 from gall 4, 11 from gall 5 and 4 from gall 7.
from gall 8 I have got a number of different species, non of which appear to be hymenopteran. there appear to be 4 miniature psyllid type with wings and a fat one without, a spring tail and 2 tiny beetles, one round and black, the other long and thin. all of them have emerged today and are all tiny. Id's yet to be obtained. | Wild Member | | Comments 0
|  | Posted 14-03-2008 at 11:25 PM by hedgerow Updated 14-03-2008 at 11:27 PM by hedgerow bedeguar gall 5 produced 5 more Diplolepis rosae and gall 7 another 3
The totals thus far this year;
bedgeguar
gall 1;
12 female Pteromalus bedeguaris
1 male Pteromalus bedeguaris
gall 1a;
no exits yet
gall 2a;
3 female Torymus bedeguaris
gall 2b;
2 female Torymus bedeguaris
gall 2c;
2 female Torymus bedeguaris... | Wild Member | | Comments 0
|  | Posted 14-03-2008 at 08:02 AM by hedgerow Updated 14-03-2008 at 08:45 AM by hedgerow 3 more Diplolepis rosae, 2 from gall 5 and 1 one from gall 7
A tiny cynapid exited from the same marble gall that produced the Torymus auratus identity unknown but wondering if it could be Periclistus brandtii  | Wild Member | | Comments 0
|  | Posted 13-03-2008 at 07:37 AM by hedgerow Not just Diplolepis rosae this morning. 6 of them so far, 2 from bedeguar gall 4, 2 from bedeguar gall 5 and 2 from bedeguar gall 7.
But also an Andricus lignicola excited from its gall. Photos will be posted as soon as I get chance. | Wild Member | | Comments 0
|  | Posted 12-03-2008 at 06:41 AM by hedgerow Updated 12-03-2008 at 08:51 AM by hedgerow 5 Diplolepis rosae exited during the course of yesterday, two from bedeguar gall 5, two from bedeguar gall 7 and the other from bedeguar gall 6.
A new one for this year, Megastigmus dorsalis exited from a slightly deformed Andricus lignicola gall. The id from this one is provisional as yet though I think it is the right one.
Of the Orthopelma mediator males that have exited. The first male had a very large gaster, but the second one had a very much reduced one, more like I... | Wild Member | | Comments 0
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