Trichogrammatidae

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Trichogrammatidae , new record

Material examined. 10 specimens.

Vespidae

Polistes ridleyi Kirby, 1890 *

Polistes ridleyi : Kirby (1890); Alvarenga (1962).

Material examined. 35♀, 01 ♂; plus 5♀: v.1954, Moacir Alvarenga (MZUSP) . Holotype ♀, 8♀, 1♂ deposited in the NHMUK were studied.

Remarks. “The insect stings slightly, but only when much irritated; it plays a very important part in the fertilization of the flowers, especially the Cucurbitaceae ” ( Kirby, 1890). We studied the few specimens of both sexes collected by H. N. Ridley in 1887-1888, and some by M. J. Nicoll, during the Crawford Expedition of 1902, in the NHMUK, London.