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fore and hind width as 25:29:35 (Fig. 8.). 3. Distance between hind two ocelli 1.31.-4 times as long as distance between fore and a hind ocelli (12-13:9); ocelli nearly round (Fig. 7). 4. Propodeum with two strongly rugose streaks near to medio-longitudinal line, rugosity meeting anteriorly, otherwise propodeum smooth, shiny, only lateromedially with some strong punctures. Propodeum without any carinae. 5. Head slightly more robust, 1.7-1.8 times broader than long (60-63:35). 6. Femur 3 almost 4 times as long as its greatest width (55:14). 7. Body reddish yellow with black (or dark) patterns (ocellar field, scapus, 3 spots of mesonotum, metanotum, propodeum, mesosternum, mesopleura rather brown, metapleura, basal half of 1st tergite). length to fore and hind width as 24: 19:24 (Fig. 6). 3. Distance between hind two ocelli equal with that between fore and a hind ocelli; ocelli rather elliptic (Fig. 5). 4. Propodeum almost evenly rugose, posteriorly somewhat weakening. Two strong carinae extending on posterior median half. 5. Head almost 1.9 times broader than long (60:32). 6. Femur 3 only 3.6 times as long as its greatest width (50:14). 7. Body entirely reddish yellow. Each ocelli with a black ring. Additional features of O. festi vus sp.n. c- - Body 6 mm long. Head and thorax with discrete, fine, and rather disperse punctation (that of O.hungaricus slightly stronger). Antenna nearly as long as body, 52 jointed. Thoracic length, height, and width as 80:45:30. Notauli distinct, not deep, finely crenulated. Punctation of 3rd coxa somewhat denser than that of thorax. Hind tibia as long as hind trochanters and femur together. Spurs of tibia 3 unequal, inner one half as long as basitarsus. Venation of wings agrees with that of Q. hungaricus

. Abdomen polished, 1st tergite medially with very weak subrugulo-punctation. Ovipositor sheath 1.5 times as long as body, 9 mm. (fand host unknown. Locality: Spalato (=Split, Dalmatia), 1 o (holotype), 1914, leg. HORVÁTH. Holotype deposited in the Hungarian Natural History Museum, Budapest, Hym. Typ. No. 2341. Orgilus obscurator (NEES) Two males (from localities No. 7 and No. 16) with almost smooth and shiny 2nd tergite (tergites 1-2 usually rugo-punctated, dull). Common in the Holarctic Region. GRAEFFE (1908:149) reported it from Volosca (Dalmatia) and Loitsch (=Dolenje Logatec). Localities: 1. Rijeka, Kostrena, 22 Sept. 1966, 1 S, leg. UREMOVld. - 2. Macedonia, Lake Dojran, Dojran, 150-500 m, 9-10 May 1971, 1 6, P-H, No. 7. - 3. Kosovo, Ped, Pedka Banja, 600 urn, 18 May 1971, 2 P-H, No. 14. - 4. Kosovo, Mts. Sar, Brezovica, 900-1200 m, 20-23 May 1971, 3 g $ 3 (£ P-H, No. 16.