Diadegma from Luffia ferchaultella

This female Diadegma emerged from a Luffia ferchaultella case collected at Hollins Hall, Baildon, VC64 in August 2012.
I am still waiting to find out whether this is Diadegma naryciae.

Diadegma narcyiae (Horstmann)

In the Spring of 2011 I discovered a colony of the moth Narycia duplicella on an ancient Oak tree close to Bolton Abbey in North Yorkshire VC64.
Two parasitoids emerged from the lichen-feeding larvae (4/4/11 & 8/5/11).
Mark Shaw kindly identified the parasitoids as Diadegma sp. (Ichneumonidae: Campopleginae).
Klaus Horstmann has described Diadegma narcyiae from an example in the Netherlands in 2008. There is already a suspected British specimen (Hampshire) but it is a male and so very uncertain.
My two Wharfedale specimens (also both male) are now also with Horstmann and, hopefully will be positively identified soon.

In 2012, Klaus Horstmann corrected the original incorrect spelling to Diadegma naryciae (justified emendation).