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home / Insecta · vabzdžiai / Hymenoptera · plėviasparniai / Tenthredinidae · tikrieji pjūkleliai / Tenthredo crassa · pjūklelis
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Tenthredo crassa · pjūklelis
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Tenthredo crassa · pjūklelis
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Tenthredo crassa · pjūklelis
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Tenthredo crassa · pjūklelis
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Tenthredo crassa · pjūklelis
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Tenthredo crassa · pjūklelis
Tenthredo crassa · pjūklelis
- Tenthredo albicornis
- pilarz górski
This species can be found in most of Europe. These sawflies inhabit meadows, edges of forests, hills and mountainous areas. Adults can be found from May to August, feeding on inflorescence of Apiaceae and small insects. Larves are feeding on Angelica species.
Tenthredo crassa can reach a length of about 14–18 mm. These large sawflies have a black head, thorax and abdomen, with black femurs, yellowish tibiae and tarsi. Antennae are black, with white three final segments. The mandibles are whitish at the base. The wings are dark yellow along the outer edge, blackened at the apical third.