Abia aenea
(Klug, 1820)
Cryptic Clubhorn
Abia aenea is a of in the Cimbicidae, commonly known as the Cryptic Clubhorn. It belongs to the suborder , the group of sawflies that lack the constricted waist characteristic of apocritan , bees, and ants. The species was originally described by Klug in 1820 under the basionym Cimbex aenea. Records indicate presence in parts of northwestern Europe including Belgium, Denmark, and Norway.
Pronunciation
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Distribution
Recorded from Belgium (including Flemish and Walloon regions), Denmark, and Norway. Distribution records are sparse and the appears to have a limited, primarily northwestern European range.