




Cynips mirabilis
The Speckled Gall Wasp is a tiny insect that creates special round galls on oak trees. These galls are like little homes for the wasp's babies, making them very unique and interesting!
生息地: Forests
The Speckled Gall Wasp is a tiny, dark insect, typically black or brown, with a small, somewhat rounded body. It is often identified by the distinct, often reddish-speckled galls it induces on oak leaves, which serve as its larval nursery.





カテゴリ
昆虫レア度
Common
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
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Inside each plant gall, a baby wasp develops safely, eating its way through its leafy home!
Sometimes, other insects cleverly move into these galls too, sharing the ready-made shelter!
The galls created by this wasp can grow into amazing shapes, like tiny apples or stars!
These tiny wasps don't sting people or animals, even though they look like their bee cousins!
Speckled Gall Wasp can trigger plants to grow unique 'houses' around its young because of special chemicals it injects.
Speckled Gall Wasp larvae have a protective home inside plant tissue that helps them stay safe from predators.
Some Speckled Gall Wasps can reproduce without a mate, creating exact copies of themselves that helps ensure survival.
Adults might sip nectar, while young wasps munch on plant tissue inside their unique galls.
年齢による違い: Adults may consume nectar, while larvae feed exclusively on the plant tissue of their gall.

Quercus agrifolia
Induces galls on its leaves for larval development.
Torymus californicus
Its larvae are parasitized by other wasps inside the gall.

Sciurus griseus
Squirrels sometimes consume galls, including the larvae.
まだ別名はありません。
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
Always look but don't touch insects unless you are with an adult.
2-4 mm
5-14 日
5 km/h
Adults might sip nectar, while young wasps munch on plant tissue inside their unique galls.
Forests
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