Pristaulacus flavoguttatus (Aulacid wasp)


Family Aulacidae

A striking wasp, black with white markings and orange legs. It resembles an ichneumonid but has a conspicuous 'neck', hinting of its relationship of its family with the Gasteruptiidae.

Adult aulacids visit flowers for nectar; their larvae are parasitoids of wood-boring beetles.


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Regional distribution

Pristaulacus flavoguttatus is listed in the following regions:

828,038 sightings of 23,519 species from 15,150 members
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