Adult Female Mastrus Image 1 of 14 Adult Female Mastrus
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Adult Female Ascogaster Species name: Ascogaster quadridentata Host: Codling moth - attacks egg stage; emerges from late instar larva and spins own cocoon. Photo credit: USDA-ARS, Wapato, WA Image 2 of 14 Adult Female Ascogaster
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Adult Female Colpoclypeus Species name: Colpoclypeus florus Host: Pandemis and Obliquebanded leafrollers - attacks larvae older than 3rd instar; feeds externally on the larva until it completes development. Photo credit: V. Jones, WSU-TFREC, Wenatchee, WA Image 3 of 14 Adult Female Colpoclypeus
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Colpoclypeus emergence from host Species name: Colpoclypeus florus Host: Pandemis and Obliquebanded leafrollers - attacks larvae older than 3rd instar; feeds externally on the larva until it completes development. Photo credit: V. Jones, WSU-TFREC, Wenatchee, WA Image 4 of 14 Colpoclypeus emergence from host
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Adult Female Macrocentrus Species name: Macrocentrus spp. Host: Pandemis and Obliquebanded leafrollers - attacks a wide range of sizes, but mostly 3rd instar and larger larvae; immatures feed inside the host larvae. Photo credit: V. Jones, WSU-TFREC, Wenatchee, WA Image 5 of 14 Adult Female Macrocentrus
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Macrocentrus Pupae Species name: Macrocentrus spp. Host: Pandemis and Obliquebanded leafrollers - attacks a wide range of sizes, but mostly 3rd instar and larger larvae; immatures feed inside the host larvae. Photo credit: V. Jones, WSU-TFREC, Wenatchee, WA Image 6 of 14 Macrocentrus Pupae
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Adult Female Apanteles Species name: Apanteles spp. Host: Pandemis and Obliquebanded leafrollers - attacks a wide range of sizes, but mostly 3rd instar and larger larvae; immatures feed inside the host larvae. Photo credit: V. Jones, WSU-TFREC, Wenatchee, WA Image 7 of 14 Adult Female Apanteles
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Apanteles Pupae Species name: Apanteles spp. Host: Pandemis and Obliquebanded leafrollers - attacks a wide range of sizes, but mostly 3rd instar and larger larvae; immatures feed inside the host larvae. Photo credit: V. Jones, WSU-TFREC, Wenatchee, WA Image 8 of 14 Apanteles Pupae
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Adult Female Aphelinus Species name: Aphelinus mali Host: Woolly apple aphid - attacks late instar aphids; adult parasitoids also puncture aphids to feed to obtain nourishment for egg production. Photo credit: hornet.co.nz Image 9 of 14 Adult Female Aphelinus
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Aphids mummified by Aphelinus Species name: Aphelinus mali Host: Woolly apple aphid - attacks late instar aphids; adult parasitoids also puncture aphids to feed to obtain nourishment for egg production. Photo credit: E. Beers, WSU-TFREC, Wenatchee, WA Image 10 of 14 Aphids mummified by Aphelinus
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Adult Female Pnigalio Species name: Pnigalio flavipes Host: Western tentiform leafminer - lays eggs inside the tissue-feeding larvae; adults feed on sap-feeding larvae to obtain nourishment allowing them to lay more eggs. Photo credit: J. Hougland Image 11 of 14 Adult Female Pnigalio
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Immature Pnigalio feeding on a WTL larva Species name: Pnigalio flavipes Host: Western tentiform leafminer - lays eggs inside the tissue-feeding larvae; adults feed on sap-feeding larvae to obtain nourishment allowing them to lay more eggs. Photo credit: J. Brunner, WSU-TFREC, Wenatchee, WA Image 12 of 14 Immature Pnigalio feeding on a WTL larva
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Adult Female Tachinid Fly Common species: Nilea erecta and Nemorilla pyste Host: Pandemis and Obliquebanded leafrollers - attacks 4th through 6th instar larvae. Photo credit: N. Wiman, WSU-TFREC, Wenatchee, WA Image 13 of 14 Adult Female Tachinid Fly
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Tachind laying egg on leafroller larva Common species: Nilea erecta and Nemorilla pyste Host: Pandemis and Obliquebanded leafrollers - attacks 4th through 6th instar larvae. Photo credit: N. Wiman, WSU-TFREC, Wenatchee, WA Image 14 of 14 Tachind laying egg on leafroller larva
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Species name: Mastrus ridibundas
Host: Cocooned late instar codling moth larvae.
Photo credit: T. Unruh, USDA-ARS, Wapato, WA