Identification of Hymenoptera (wasps, bees, ants)

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. June 20.
What is Oska? Odynerus sp.?

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. June 20.
What is Oska? Odynerus sp.?

The third photo shows a spike on the cheek, so your definition is correct-a male Odynerus of the subgenus Spipicoxa, I can't determine further from the photo.

The third photo shows a spike on the cheek, so your definition is correct-a male Odynerus of the subgenus Spi p icoxa, I can't determine further from the photo.

Thanks!
Apparently, subgenus Spi n icoxa, ochepyatka.

Well yeah I clicked the wrong button.

Ukraine,Vinnytsia region, Mogilev-Podilsky

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Ukraine,Vinnytsia region, Mogilev-Podilsky

As an assumption, Latibulus argiolus (maybe someone has already identified, I did not find it)...

As far as possible, please limit it. Rostov region
1. 30.10.12
2. 24.10.12

This post was edited by Anatoly52-07.01.2013 13: 41

Hello. Is there anything specific to say about the name of the species?
Taken on May 29, a wooded area between abandoned fields.

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Ukraine,Vinnytsia region, Mogilev-Podilsky

what is most interesting, it is a parasite of polysters
here is an interesting article
http://www.zin.ru/journals/trudyzin/doc/vo...15_1_Rusina.pdf

Help identify unfamiliar hymenoptera, all but Gasteruptiona and Sceliphrona

2 Cerceris large female, oak forest, 3 UKRAINE, Kharkiv reg., 1 km SSE from Staruy Saltov, right bank of the reservoir. 50° 3'57.86"N, 36°48'3.18"E

4UKRAINE, Kharkov reg.,Zmiev distr., right bank of the Seversky Donets River., Gineevka. 49°41'11.35"N, 36°25'30.79"E

Fly Merodon sp. on milkweed?
5UKRAINE, Donetsk reg., Krasnolimanskiy district., 3,5 km from Sosnovoe vill.env., 49° 5'46.13"N, 37°31'24.14"E

This post was edited by Liparus - 08.01.2013 02: 44

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Help identify unfamiliar hymenoptera, all but Gasteruptiona and Sceliphrona

2 Cerceris large female, oak forest, 3 UKRAINE, Kharkiv reg., 1 km SSE from Staruy Saltov, right bank of the reservoir. 50° 3'57.86"N, 36°48'3.18"E

4UKRAINE, Kharkov reg.,Zmiev distr., right bank of the Seversky Donets River., Gineevka. 49°41'11.35"N, 36°25'30.79"E

Fly Merodon sp. on milkweed?
5UKRAINE, Donetsk reg., Krasnolimanskiy district., 3,5 km from Sosnovoe vill.env., 49° 5'46.13"N, 37°31'24.14"E

And the wasp with photo 3 from where?

Russian Far East


Russian Far East


Athens. City center.

  
Athens. City center.

It is similar to Xylocopa pubescens, but it doesn't seem to be listed for Europe, although in Greece everything is there

And the wasp with photo 3 from where?

I signed it incorrectly. Wasp with photo number 3 from NE UKRAINE, Kharkiv reg., 1 km SSE from Staruy Saltov, right bank of the reservoir. 50° 3'57.86"N, 36°48'3.18"E

This is Scolia histrionica     ugly

And what kind of scoliasis is this, if not a secret? Is it given for Ukraine? Why not S. fuciformis?

It is similar to Xylocopa pubescens, but it doesn't seem to be listed for Europe, although in Greece everything is there

Indeed, it is very similar to Xylocopa pubescens. But as far as I understand, this species is found in North Africa and Israel, while it is not found in Greece. I found here a work on Greek xylocopes based on materials from Italian collections, so Xylocopa pubescens is not there. Of the unfamiliar ones, there is Xylocopa olivieri, but it is completely different from the photo.
Maybe a labeling error? Confused resort Egypt with resort Greece?

Ukraine, Poltava region, Poltava, Leninsky district, right bank of the river. Vorskla, motley grass, on the inflorescence of Melilotus albus.
49°36 '06.89" From
34°35 '33.44"In
05. VII. 2012
again ammophila, but larger and without a spot on the abdomen

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.... and a large horntail

Ukraine, Poltava region, Poltava, Leninsky district, right bank of the river. Vorskla, listv. forest, on the trunk of a dead Betula pendula.
49°35'40.19"From
34°35 '28.54"In
01. VIII. 2012

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.... and a large horntail

Ukraine, Poltava region, Poltava, Leninsky district, right bank of the river. Vorskla, listv. forest, on the trunk of a dead Betula pendula.
49°35'40.19"From
34°35 '28.54"In
01. VIII. 2012

tremex fuscicornis

Hello. Please tell me the names of these phones. All of them were taken at our CMS. Sincerely, Andreas.

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1. 30.10.12г.

Someone from the subfamily Microgastrinae (Braconidae).
The second photo shows an ichneumonid.

Ukraine, Poltava region, Poltava, Leninsky district, right bank of the river. Vorskla, motley grass, on the inflorescence of Melilotus albus.
49°36 '06.89" From
34°35 '33.44"In
05. VII. 2012
again ammophila, but larger and without a spot on the abdomen

Female sabulosa, it is better for webs to spread their legs like beetles

Hello. Please tell me the names of these phones. All of them were taken at our CMS. Sincerely, Andreas.

2 Therion circumflexum

2 Therion circumflexum

- And why then in the photos of this species, literally half with an orange chest and head?

Collector, thank you.
Liparus, there were also such thoughts initially, but alas, I was not sure. And there is no knowledge about the species composition of our ammophiles. You don't know who else we might come across, do you?
Now I'll try to straighten my paws as well. By the way, raskpravilki to them in general appearance are the same as for lepidoptera? Or I do it in some artisanal way. I am simply amazed, for example, at the neatness of your wasps-glitters and I can't imagine how you can fix your wings so neatly and spread your paws.

I also attach photos of one bee, a very fancy shape and a detailed label...

Ukraine, Poltava region, Poltava, Leninsky district, right bank of the river. Vorskla, raznotravye, on flowers
49°36 ' 06 "From
34°35' 33 " In
02. VII. 2012

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Hello. Please tell me the names of these phones. All of them were taken at our CMS. Sincerely, Andreas.

4 Macrophya punctumalbum

This post was edited by Liparus - 10.01.2013 05: 12

Hello. Please tell me the names of these phones. All of them were taken at our CMS. Sincerely, Andreas.

3 Anoplius nigerrimus (Scopoli, 1763) is naturally female, as is the brown-black ichneumonid

Female sabulosa, it is better for webs to spread their legs like beetles

Well, judging by the bare dorsal field of the propodeum, it's NOT Ammophila sabulosa at all

Help identify unfamiliar hymenoptera ...
2 Cerceris large female, oak forest, 3 UKRAINE, Kharkiv reg., 1 km SSE from Staruy Saltov, right bank of the reservoir. 50° 3'57.86"N, 36°48'3.18"E

If Sceliphron is known, then the female Cerceris rybyensis is on the right

This post was edited by AVA-10.01.2013 09: 33

Collector, thank you.
Liparus, there were also such thoughts initially, but alas, I was not sure. And there is no knowledge about the species composition of our ammophiles. You don't know who else we might come across, do you?
Now I'll try to straighten my paws as well. By the way, raskpravilki to them in general appearance are the same as for lepidoptera? Or I do it in some artisanal way. I am simply amazed, for example, at the neatness of your wasps-glitters and I can't imagine how you can fix your wings so neatly and spread your paws.

I also attach photos of one bee, a very fancy shape and a detailed label...

Ukraine, Poltava region, Poltava, Leninsky district, right bank of the river. Vorskla, raznotravye, on flowers
49°36 ' 06 "From
34°35' 33 " In
02. VII. 2012

Panurgus what that (male), I think on green it is possible to define

Maybe ants who knows ?
1-10mm
2-10mm
3-5. 5mm
4-9mm

1-Female Formica or Camponotus
2-Male Formica or Camponotus
3-it looks like a female Myrmica
4-Female Formica
From such photos it is difficult to say something confidently.
Try to determine for yourself from the determinants:
http://www.antvid.org/
or french:
http://formiche.chiave.free.fr/castes-formice.html

  
Now I'll try to straighten my paws as well. By the way, raskpravilki to them in general appearance are the same as for lepidoptera? Or I do it in some artisanal way.

I have this:
small just propped up obliquely inserted needles

for large ones, a slightly different design


(well, and paws with needles of course)

I have this:
small just propped up obliquely inserted needles

for large ones, a slightly different design


(well, and paws with needles of course)

an interesting scheme, but I feel that pin holes in the wings are not 11

Nomada sp. from mayevok)

Ukraine, Poltava region, Poltava, Leninsky district, right bank of the river. Vorskla, listv. forest, on the inflorescence of Taraxacum officinale.
49°35'44.74"From
34°35'35.87"In
09. V. 2011

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an interesting scheme, but I feel that there is no reason to put holes in the wings with pins

if you do everything carefully it will be normal

3 Anoplius nigerrimus (Scopoli, 1763) naturally female, like ichneumonid brown-black

- Excuse me, - No. 1, for not being determined, - belongs to the family Ichneumonidae?

Hello there. Please help me with the names. I didn't shoot these ants, but a friend did in mid - June, so I can't say the size. Everything was shot on the slope of Dubrovka/Shaven mountain. The grassy vegetation is well preserved there. Ant # 5 on an orris bud is not real.
Can you at least get to the family of an egg-eater? I took it on the way back in the wooded area between the fields.

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Panurgus what that (male), I think on green it is possible to define

Panurgus calcaratus probably

Well, judging by the bare dorsal field of the propodeum, it's NOT Ammophila sabulosa at all 

Liparus is probably a good "bug", but by what method it detects hymenoptera I do not understand....

Nomada sp. from mayevok)

Ukraine, Poltava region, Poltava, Leninsky district, right bank of the river. Vorskla, listv. forest, on the inflorescence of Taraxacum officinale.
49°35'44.74"From
34°35'35.87"In
09. V. 2011

Do you want to see the view?