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Aphelinidae  (6)
Aphidiidae  (1)
Braconidae  (4)
Chrysididae  (3)
Cicada Killer Wasps@  (13)
Cynipidae  (3)
Encyrtidae  (2)
Eulophidae  (3)
Evaniidae  (3)
Gasteruptiidae  (2)

Ichneuomidae  (7)
Mutillidae  (4)
Platygasteridae  (2)
Pompilidae  (1)
Scoliidae  (2)
Sphecidae  (13)
Tiphiidae  (1)
Torymidae  (1)
Vespidae  (16)

Brisbane Wasps - Pictures and information of wasps in Brisbane, Australia.
Bruchophagus roddi: Alfalfa Seed Chalcid - Photographs of adult and larvae, with information on symptoms and a description of this pest of alfalfa.
Chalcid Wasp - Information from Wikipedia on the superfamily of wasps, Chalcidoidea, most of the members of which are parasitoids of other insects.
Common Missouri Wasps and Bees - This site offers lots of detailed information on wasps and bees, particularly those found in Missouri.
Paper Wasps, Yellowjackets and other Stinging Wasps - Illustated article on the different groups of wasps, their avoidance and control, and the medical importance of stings and their treatment. [PDF]
Parasitoid Wasp Threatens Scottish Seven Spot Ladybird - Photographic article by Anne Bruce on the effect the parasitic wasp Dinocampus coccinellae is having on the ladybird Coccinella septempunctata.
Research on Chalcidoid Systematics - Information about research on the Chalcidoidea from the University of California, Riverside.
Social Wasps And Their Nests - This website discusses all aspects of social wasps (hornets, yellowjackets, and paper wasps). It includes an introduction, a gallery, a forum, and numerous tips.
Wasp Warriors: The Wasp Sting - Article by Maurice Smith with photographs of the stinging apparatus and a description of how a sting is inflicted.
Wasp Watch - Provides statistical information on insect sting activity across the UK, including a unique sting risk index.
Wood Wasps and Horntails - Information on these wasps in the families Siricidae, Xiphydriidae, Anaxyelidae and Orussidea, whose larvae tunnel through wood.