Triepeolus rufithorax Graenicher, 1928  

Blacker individuals of this species might be confused with T. lunatus because of the similar shape of the T1 discal patch and the pseudopygidial area; see comments under that species. The T. alachuensis holotype has red integumental coloration restricted apically and laterally on the clypeus, the axillar spines, and anterolaterally on the mesoscutum; orange coloration on the antennae basal to the base of F2, the tegula, the pronotal lobes, and the legs; the T1 discal patch is trapezoidal; and the metasomal banding is narrow. It arguably might have also been synonymized under T. lunatus, but I have placed it here due to the similar type localities of T. alachuensis and T. rufithorax.