Pompilinae sp. (Ctenostegus sp. or Turneromyia sp.) (Spider Wasp)

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“Turneromyia and Ctenostegus are closely related genera with similar looking species (ie black with whitish lines). The former is distinguished from the latter by having 3 submarginal cells in the forewings instead of only 2 in the latter.”

Pompilinae sp. (Ctenostegus sp. or Turneromyia sp.) is listed in the following regions:

Canberra & Southern Tablelands | New South Wales North Coast | Barwon South West | Tasmania

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Pompilinae sp. (Ctenostegus sp. or Turneromyia sp.) (Spider Wasp) at West Hobart, TAS - 14 Feb 2025 by VanessaC

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Pompilinae sp. (Ctenostegus sp. or Turneromyia sp.) (Spider Wasp) at West Hobart, TAS - 14 Feb 2025 by VanessaC

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Species information

Pompilinae sp. (Ctenostegus sp. or Turneromyia sp.) Scientific name
Spider Wasp Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-invasive or negligible
Up to 603.4m Recorded at altitude
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Location information

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West Hobart, TAS

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