ANIC Pompilidae Expedition 1

Pompilids (spider wasps) are predatory wasps that are often referred to a 'spider wasps' because of their obligate use of spiders as food for their developing larva. They paralyse a single spider and either oviposit on it in the spider's burrow or remove the spider to their own previously constructed burrow. The spider remains immobile and is consumed by the wasp larva.

The Pompilidae are represented in Australia by about 260 described species with at least this number yet to be recognised. Please help the Australian National Insect Collection capture information from specimens up to 80 years old, helping us unlock information that has been undiscoverable till now.
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