Podagrion mantis

Species of parasitoid wasp

Podagrion mantis was first described in 1886 by W.H. Ashmead, and was the first species of its genus to have been described from the United States. All species in the genus are parasitoid wasps known only to parasitize mantids. They have been observed most often utilizing the egg case (ootheca) of Stagmomantis carolina, but have also been reported to choose S. limbata or Tenodera angustipennis as hosts, showing a high degree of specialization.

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