Sericopompilus apicalis (Say)
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https://doi.org/ 10.5281/zenodo.10793331 |
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Sericopompilus apicalis (Say) |
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Sericopompilus apicalis (Say) View in CoL
FLORIDA: Escambia County, Perdido Key; May 2020; E. Blomberg. Host: Hibana gracilis (Hentz) ( Anyphaenidae ), adult or subadult female. The wasp was photographed on white sand, lying sideways atop the garden ghost spider. She was also seen hanging downward on vegetation, grasping the garden ghost spider with her mandibles by the base of a chelicera ( Blomberg 2022).
ILLINOIS: Lake County, Illinois Beach State Park ; 31 July 2020; S. Ivanov. Host: Unidentified species ( Salticidae ), adult or subadult female (wasp, 12 mm). The wasp rested on a broadleaf, above ground level, and grasped the jumping spider, dorsal side upward, by the base of a chelicera with her mandibles ( Ivanov 2020).
Sericopompilus apicalis View in CoL is strongly polyphagous in host selection, provisioning nests with species of Araneidae View in CoL , Lycosidae View in CoL , Oxyopidae View in CoL , Anyphaenidae View in CoL , Philodromidae View in CoL , Thomisidae View in CoL , and Salticidae ( Kurczewski and Edwards 2012) View in CoL .
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Sericopompilus apicalis (Say)
Kurczewski, Frank E., West, Rick C. & Waichert, Cecilia 2024 |
Anyphaenidae
Bertkau 1878 |
Philodromidae
Thorell 1870 |
Lycosidae
Sundevall 1833 |
Thomisidae
Sundevall 1833 |