Calopompilus affectata (Spider wasp)


Family Pompilidae

Large spider wasp. The forewings are orange with a black apex and a black subapical band. The body, including the head, is covered with a silvery pubescence on a base colour of black, except for the top of the first two abdominal segments which are orange. The appendages - legs and antennae - are orange.

Visits flowering shrubs such as Leptospermum and Kunzea.


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Regional distribution

Calopompilus affectata is listed in the following regions:


Map distribution

Calopompilus affectata has been reported at the following locations:

834,326 sightings of 23,618 species from 15,455 members
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