Family Cimbicid Sawflies (Cimbicidae)
Cimbicidae is a family in the order Hymenoptera. Browse 20 named species recorded in this family, or open an individual profile for its available identification and natural-history information.
Species in Cimbicidae (20)
Abia aenea
Abia aenea
Identification: Distinguished from other species in our area by the presence of an inner tooth on the tarsal claw, which is about as long as the outer tooth. First found in NY, I believe, and the first records I have for MD and VA are around 1965; sp
Abia fasciata
Abia fasciata
Identification: Yellow on metathorax and T1, wings distinctly banded.
Abia inflata
Abia inflata
Identification: Yellow on metathorax and T1, wings not distinctly banded.
Rusty Willow Sawfly
Cimbex rubidus
Identification: Thick reddish/brown body, wings glossy black; female with yellow spot at the base of abdomen
Abia akebiae
Abia akebiae
Cimbicid Sawfly
Abia americana
Abia brevicornis
Abia brevicornis
Scarce Scabious Clubhorn
Abia candens
Abia fulgens
Abia fulgens
Scabious Sawfly
Abia nitens
Elm Sawfly
Cimbex americanus
Large Alder Sawfly
Cimbex connatus
Cimbex fagi
Cimbex fagi
Birch Sawfly
Cimbex femoratus
Willow Sawfly
Cimbex luteus
Pacific Sawfly
Cimbex pacificus
Almond Sawfly
Cimbex quadrimaculatus
Trichiosoma lanuginosum
Trichiosoma lanuginosum
Rowan Hairy-clubhorn
Trichiosoma sorbi
Trichiosoma triangulum
Trichiosoma triangulum