Trogus flavipennis
Cresson, 1864
Trogus flavipennis is a of ichneumon described by Ezra Townsend Cresson in 1864. It belongs to the large Ichneumonidae, one of the most diverse families within Hymenoptera. The Trogus comprises wasps that attack lepidopteran . The specific epithet "flavipennis" refers to yellowish wing coloration. Available records for this species are sparse, with limited observational data documented in biodiversity databases.
Pronunciation
How to pronounce Trogus flavipennis: /ˈtroʊɡəs flæˈvɪpɛnɪs/
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Distribution
Records indicate presence in North America. The was described from specimens collected in the United States. GBIF and iNaturalist hold limited occurrence records, suggesting either restricted distribution or under-collection relative to other ichneumonid species.