| Category | Definition |
| Walk | Walking on the surrounding substrate, exploring the patch, moving the antennae and/or making small jumps and flights. |
| Stationary | Remaining motionless, antennal movements may be present. |
| Groom | Cleaning body parts, such as wings and antennae, using legs and/or mandibles. |
| Feed | Consuming the honey/water solution. |
| Walk-antennate | Host examination, walking in circles on top of the gall, drumming the gall with the antennae. |
| Probe | Probing the gall, inserting the ovipositor, examining its content and/or releasing an egg, moving the head, antennae and whole body. |
| Threat | Running or flying directly toward the other female with wings raised. |
| Retreat | Withdrawing temporarily from the patch after being threatened. |