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''Bembix'' is a large cosmopolitan genus of large, often brightly colored predatory sand wasps, consisting of about 380 species.
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List of species (Europe)
* '' Bembix bicolor'' Radoszkowski 1877 * '' Bembix bidentata'' Vander Linden 1829 * '' Bembix cinctella'' Handlirsch 1893 * '' Bembix flavescens'' F. Smith 1856 * '' Bembix geneana'' A. Costa 1867 * '' Bembix megerlei'' Dahlbom 1845 * '' Bembix merceti'' J. Parker 1904 * '' Bembix oculata'' Panzer 1801 * '' Bembix olivacea'' Fabricius 1787 * '' Bembix pallida'' Radoszkowski 1877 * ''Bembix rostrata
''Bembix rostrata'' is a species of sand wasp native to Central Europe. The genus ''Bembix'' - of which ''B. rostrata'' is among the most distinctive species - has over 340 species worldwide and is found mostly in warm regions with open, sandy so ...
'' (Linnaeus 1758)
* '' Bembix sinuata'' Panzer 1804
* '' Bembix tarsata'' Latreille 1809
* '' Bembix turca'' Dahlbom 1845
* '' Bembix wagleri'' Gistel 1857
* '' Bembix zonata'' Klug 1835
See also
*List of Bembix species
This is a list of 347 species in ''Bembix'', a genus of sand wasps in the family Crabronidae.
''Bembix'' species
* ''Bembix abercornensis'' Arnold, 1960
* ''Bembix abragensis'' Priesner, 1958
* ''Bembix admirabilis'' Radoszkowski, 1893
* ''Bembi ...
* '' Bembix variabilis'' McCaffrey, S & Gibson, L 2009 It is an Australian native species that is a pest on hives of the native bee, ''Tetragonula carbonara''
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* McCaffrey, S. & Gibson, L. (2009) Crabronid wasp - Bembix variabilis (Bembix variabilis) Updated on 2/27/2013 1:01:55 PM Available online: PaDIL - http://www.padil.gov.au.
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