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The solitary parasitoid    Pseudavga   flavicoxa    has been reared, in some numbers, from cocoons of the bucculatricid moth    Bucculatrix   thoracella    collected as larvae descending from   Tilia   ×   vulgaris   to form their cocoons, at Jealott’s Hill, Berkshire, England. The taxonomic confusions and complications bedevilling its determination are outlined, and the recognition of the genus    Pseudavga    Tobias, 1964 is proposed. Egg placement in this koinobiont ectoparasitoid and the related genus    Rhysipolis    is discussed.

journal of hymenoptera research

Notes on the biology, morphology, nomenclature and classification of    Pseudavga   flavicoxa    Tobias, 1964 (  Hymenoptera  ,   Braconidae  ,   Rhysipolinae  ), a genus and species new to Britain parasitizing    Bucculatrix   thoracella    (Thunberg) (  Lepidoptera  ,   Bucculatricidae  )