Ophion luteus

This is the Yellow Ophion. Made with a reversed 28mm lens.

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RMFelix

Lion

I usually get confused with this Ichneumonidae wasps, Enicospilus ramidulus is also quite alike, with some differences in thorax markings, and size, but I don't know how to distinguish one from another. Probably WildFlower will give a help on this one. Nevertheless, great capture, with beautiful details, so well focused. Cheers*

Enicospilus ramidulus - http://eol.org/pages/3775863/overview
Ophion luteus - http://a133.idata.over-blog.com/4/11/59/70/Hymenopteres/Ophion-luteus---Ophion-jaune---4.jpg Posted 9 years ago
1. JHoppenbrouwers
  
  Grizzly Bear
  
  Thanks for the comment.
  I have some other pictures of this one where you can see it has the four yellow stripes on its back. It is hard to see it clearly in this picture. Posted 9 years ago

Ferdy Christant

Lion

Another stunner! You really make ideal portrait-like photos of all these critters, very valuable. Posted 9 years ago

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By JHoppenbrouwers

Uploaded Mar 22, 2016. Captured Apr 18, 2014 16:36 in Appelweg 16, 4782 PX Moerdijk, Netherlands.

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NIKON D7100
f/1.0
1/250s
ISO200

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