Albert T. Finnamore. 1998. Aculeate Wasps in Smith, I.M., and G.G.E. Scudder, eds. Assessment of species diversity in the Montane Cordillera Ecozone. Burlington: Ecological Monitoring and Assessment Network, 1998.
(Excluding Formicidae)
Albert T. Finnamore
Astatinae
The Astatinae is a small subfamily of 151 species. There are three genera and 17 species in Canada, 13 of which are reported from the Montane Cordillera Ecozone. Members of this family are ground nesters, cells are provisioned with Hemiptera
54. Diploplectron fossor Rohwer
DISTRIBUTION: western United States and Canada: Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Northwest Territories, Saskatchewan, and Yukon, south to southern California (Parker 1972). 1990.
MONTANE CORDILLERA ECOZONE: collection records from western Canada indicate this species is not restricted to the Montane Cordillera in British Columbia.
BC: Chilcotin; Osoyoos, Richter Pass road.
BIOLOGY predator. Host - Hemiptera.
55. Diploplectron peglowi Krombein
DISTRIBUTION: Alberta, Manitoba, Northwest Territories, Ontario, Saskatchewan, and western United States, Northwest Territories south to northern Mexico (Parker 1972).
MONTANE CORDILLERA ECOZONE: collection records from western Canada indicate this species is does not occur west of the Montane Cordillera in Alberta.
ALTA: Frank.
BIOLOGY: predator. Host - Hemiptera.
56. Astata bakeri Parker
DISTRIBUTION: southern Canada from Ontario west to British Columbia, south in western United States to Nevada, Arizona (Parker 1962). Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario, Saskatchewan.
MONTANE CORDILLERA ECOZONE: collection records from western Canada indicate this species is restricted to the Montane Cordillera in British Columbia.
BC: Grand Forks; Okanagan Falls; Osoyoos, Anarchist Mt; Osoyoos, Richter Pass; Vernon;
BIOLOGY: predator. Host - Hemiptera.
57. Astata leuthstromi Ashmead
DISTRIBUTION: Alberta, British Columbia, Northwest Territories, Nova Scotia, Ontario, Quebec, Saskatchewan. Transcontinental in North America (Bohart and Menke 1976).
MONTANE CORDILLERA ECOZONE: collection records from western Canada indicate this species is restricted to the Montane Cordillera in British Columbia.
BC: Kaslo; Robson.
58. Astata mexicana Cresson
DISTRIBUTION: British Columbia. Southwestern United States and Mexico (Bohart and Menke 1976).
MONTANE CORDILLERA ECOZONE: collection records from western Canada indicate this species is restricted to the Montane Cordillera in British Columbia.
BC: Okanagan Falls, Oliver
59. Astata nevadica Cresson
DISTRIBUTION: Alberta, British Columbia. Parker (1962) reported this species widely distributed over much of southwestern Canada, south to Mexico.
MONTANE CORDILLERA ECOZONE: collection records from western Canada indicate this species is restricted to the Montane Cordillera in British Columbia.
BC: Osoyoos.
60. Astata nubecula Cresson
DISTRIBUTION: North America (Bohart and Menke 1976); Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Quebec, Saskatchewan, Yukon.
MONTANE CORDILLERA ECOZONE: collection records from western Canada indicate this species is restricted to the Montane Cordillera in British Columbia.
BC: Okanagan; Okanagan Falls; Osoyoos; Vernon.
BIOLOGY: predator. Host - Hemiptera.
61. Astata occidentalis Cresson
DISTRIBUTION: Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario. Southern Canada and the United States (Parker 1962).
MONTANE CORDILLERA ECOZONE: collection records from western Canada indicate this species is restricted to the Montane Cordillera in British Columbia.
BC: Oliver; Robson.
BIOLOGY: predator. Host - Hemiptera.
62. Astata unicolor Say
DISTRIBUTION: Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario. Parker (1962) reported this species over most of southern Canada and the United States.
MONTANE CORDILLERA ECOZONE: collection records from western Canada indicate this species is restricted to the Montane Cordillera in British Columbia.
BC: Okanagan Falls; Vernon.
63. Dryudella millsi Cockerell
DISTRIBUTION: Alberta, Manitoba. Colorado (Bohart and Menke 1976).
MONTANE CORDILLERA ECOZONE: collection records from western Canada indicate this species is restricted to the Montane Cordillera in Alberta.
ALTA: Banff National Park
64. Dryudella
montana (Cresson) 
DISTRIBUTION: Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Yukon. Parker (1969) reported this species from the western United States.
MONTANE CORDILLERA ECOZONE: collection records from western Canada indicate this species is not restricted to the Montane Cordillera in British Columbia.
ALTA: Jasper (CNC).
BC: Aspen Grove; Keremeos.
65. Dryudella picta (Kohl)
DISTRIBUTION: Alberta, British Columbia. Western North America (Bohart and Menke 1976).
MONTANE CORDILLERA ECOZONE: collection records from western Canada indicate this species is restricted to the Montane Cordillera in British Columbia.
BC: Kaslo; Summerland.
66. Dryudella rhimpa Parker
DISTRIBUTION: Alberta. Western United States (Bohart and Menke 1976).
MONTANE CORDILLERA ECOZONE: collection records from western Canada indicate this species is restricted to the Montane Cordillera in Alberta.
ALTA: Jasper.