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Woodstock Nature Reserve
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Wasps (Hymenoptera, Apocrita)
Parasitic wasps (numerous families)

Woodstock Nature Reserve species

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6 species

Braconidae (family) (Unidentified braconid wasp)

Braconidae (family)
Braconidae (family)
Braconidae (family)
Braconidae (family)
Braconidae (family)
Braconidae (family)

Callibracon capitator (White Flank Black Braconid Wasp)

Callibracon capitator
Callibracon capitator
Callibracon capitator
Callibracon capitator
Callibracon capitator
Callibracon capitator

Cleonyminae (subfamily) (Parasitic wasp)

Cleonyminae (subfamily)
Cleonyminae (subfamily)
Cleonyminae (subfamily)
Cleonyminae (subfamily)
Cleonyminae (subfamily)
Cleonyminae (subfamily)

Echthromorpha intricatoria (Cream-spotted Ichneumon)

Echthromorpha intricatoria
Echthromorpha intricatoria
Echthromorpha intricatoria
Echthromorpha intricatoria
Echthromorpha intricatoria
Echthromorpha intricatoria

Pycnobraconoides sp. (genus) (A Braconid wasp)

Pycnobraconoides sp. (genus)
Pycnobraconoides sp. (genus)
Pycnobraconoides sp. (genus)
Pycnobraconoides sp. (genus)
Pycnobraconoides sp. (genus)
Pycnobraconoides sp. (genus)

Sericopimpla sp. (genus) (Case Moth Larvae Parasite Wasp)

Sericopimpla sp. (genus)
Sericopimpla sp. (genus)
Sericopimpla sp. (genus)
Sericopimpla sp. (genus)
Sericopimpla sp. (genus)
Sericopimpla sp. (genus)
Woodstock Nature Reserve

Species Richness Score (SRS)

1,735
  • Area (hectares) 315.38 ha
  • Survey Effort Score (SES) 21.29 sightings per ha

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