This observation for whatever fungus killed a Podabrus rugosulus (224557885) on Liriodendron tulipifera (224557883).
So weird. I was attracted to the tulip tree by its leafminer damage. Flipping over leaves, and bam! The crazy part is that @greenscenery just recently told me that he found one like this (219797916) in a different county.

Eggs on Zale duplicata largera larva. Found on Pinus banksiana in pine-oak barrens/sand prairie complex after dark on 7/19. Clearly parasitized by Tachinid flies. Collected and photographed. Pupated on or by 7/28. Parasites emerged and pupating by 7/31. Adult fly in container by 12/17. See group observation field for all observations (consecutive marked captive/casual) associated with this individual. ID seems to be what Wagner refers to as Zale dupliata largera based on the prominent humped A8 and the diffuse central dorsal area of stripe in conjunction with Pinus banksiana host.

in mid September I discovered 3 tiny Black swallowtail caterpillars on the parsley I brought home from my community garden plot. Feeling responsible for them I kept them safe in a netted container and fed them more parsley. They all formed chrysalis-es, and 2 mature butterflies emerged and I let them fly off. But in the container I found the 3rd chrysalis with a hole on the side, and a dead wasp. I assume that one of the tiny caterpillars was already infested with eggs of the parasitic wasp before i picked it along with the parsley.
see the other observations:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/95210532
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/95210531
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/122062693

ID uncertain--emerged from Catocala paleogama larva: Large larva found resting on lower trunk of Carya ovata in deciduous woodland on 6/06. Collected to rear. Stopped eating on 6/10. Found obliterated and with many larvae pupating in rearing container on 6/15. See photos of parasites. All consecutive observations marked captive. See Observation Group field for all observations associated with this individual.

ID uncertain--emerged from Catocala paleogama larva: Large larva found resting on lower trunk of Carya ovata in deciduous woodland on 6/06. Collected to rear. Stopped eating on 6/10. Found obliterated and with many larvae pupating in rearing container on 6/15. See photos of parasites. All consecutive observations marked captive. See Observation Group field for all observations associated with this individual.

ID uncertain; Emerged from Catocala lineella/amica larva: Found resting on herbaceous vegetation in deciduous swamp woodland on 6/10. Collected to rear. On 6/12, found dead with parasite emerged in rearing container. All consecutive observations of this individual marked captive and can be found in the Observation Group field. Also parasite observation. Leaning lineella.