So we're talking Ichneumon wasps, possibly of the same species, but perhaps not. Tricky little devils, aren't they? I looked for a long ovipositor, thinking that might indicate some sort of Ichneumon, but neither insect seems to be so equipped. Does that mean we have two males? If so, they must be different species.

Gosh! Perhaps it's a new species! We could name it after me! (This is a joke ;-))

Regards

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females in the subfamily Ichneumoninae (as do many ichneumonids) usually have concealed ovipositors, that is to say, if no ovipositor is visible an ichneumonid is not necessarily male.

The colour patterns and body shapes in the pics above are consistent with a male and female ichneumonine.