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Identification of Hymenoptera (wasps, bees, ants)

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10.08.2013 18:25, Anatoliy Kuzmin

Polistes dominula? 05.08.2013 Rostov region.
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11.08.2013 12:58, Liparus

Polistes dominula
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11.08.2013 19:43, Gabrye1

Tell me, pzhlst, what is this "beast". Taken in the Sverdlovsk region in early August. About 35mm.

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11.08.2013 20:20, Liparus

Tell me, pzhlst, what is this "beast". Taken in the Sverdlovsk region in early August. About 35mm.

Rather rare Ktyr fly Laphria gibbosa (Linnaeus, 1758) male

15.08.2013 5:25, VSB

Taken yesterday in Chelyabinsk. Sitting inside a dried-up leaf.As it seems to me-a wasp.I'd like to know what kind of view it is.

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15.08.2013 9:12, Seneka

Taken yesterday in Chelyabinsk. Sitting inside a dried-up leaf.As it seems to me-a wasp.I'd like to know what kind of view it is.

Cerceris sp.
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15.08.2013 20:34, Anatoliy Kuzmin

Is it possible to define it, or do I need other types? 08.08.2013 Rostov region
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16.08.2013 9:25, Кархарот

Is it possible to define it, or do I need other types? 08.08.2013 Rostov region.

Male Halictus sp. in the narrow sense of this kind. They are usually identified by their genitals.
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16.08.2013 15:44, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. August 9.

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19.08.2013 10:54, Кархарот

This is Sceliphron deforme. And how far north he had already traveled...

Is this what is called Sceliphron deforme atripes (Morawitz, 1888)?

19.08.2013 10:55, Кархарот

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. August 9.

Evylaeus sp., female.
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22.08.2013 22:19, аруд

Good People! I'm trying to make a macro shot of common hornets (if that's what they are in the photo).
Does anyone have any experience with hornets?. In the Internet on this topic is too contradictory-from full taps (zhmurov) to light tingling. What to believe? Thank you.

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23.08.2013 11:32, komaroff

A horntail of some sort... This morning, Tambov, in the city limits.
Maybe T. fuscicornis shuffle.gif

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23.08.2013 12:09, Bad Den

Good People! I'm trying to make a macro shot of common hornets (if that's what they are in the photo).
Does anyone have any experience with hornets?. In the Internet on this topic is too contradictory-from full taps (zhmurov) to light tingling. What to believe? Thank you.

It depends on the individual reaction of the body
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23.08.2013 13:23, Seneka

Good People! I'm trying to make a macro shot of common hornets (if that's what they are in the photo).
Does anyone have any experience with hornets?. In the Internet on this topic is too contradictory-from full taps (zhmurov) to light tingling. What to believe? Thank you.

Move slowly, pretend to be a log, maybe it will be enough.

I, as a child in the country, watched the hornets closely during the season, i.e. each time literally 15-20 cm from the face to the tap was selected. Never been bitten.

Another time, in the forest, he was very careless with them when he took the nest. Got under the eye, not pleasant enough, very painful, like a strong blow, then burns, but not fatally and without consequences.

In Malaysia, I was severely bitten by a hornet(one of the five attackers I couldn't fend off) when I decided to ask what became of their nest after being burned by the locals. smile.gif An open ulcer formed, which lasted for more than a week. What if they had bitten me more?!...

This post was edited by Seneka - 23.08.2013 13: 29
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24.08.2013 11:23, Gansucha

Crimea, July 18. X. violacea, female ?
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25.08.2013 20:59, Коллекционер

what's the rissa?
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26.08.2013 16:37, Anatoliy Kuzmin

Is it possible to determine? 22.08.2013г. Rostov region
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26.08.2013 17:04, KDG

Colleagues, we need help. What is the name of the animal in the photo? The wingspan is 45 mm, the body length (from the sting to the tip of the "tongue") is 30 mm. Killed in Zap.Azerbaijan, okr. P. Poilu.

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27.08.2013 8:43, AVA

Taken yesterday in Chelyabinsk. Sitting inside a dried-up leaf.As it seems to me-a wasp.I'd like to know what kind of view it is.


Both images show female Cerceris rybyensis (Linnaeus, 1771) [Hymenoptera, Crabronidae, Philanthinae]

27.08.2013 8:45, AVA

Crimea, July 18. X. violacea, female ?
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No, too big-headed for X. violacea.
This is the female X. valga.
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27.08.2013 8:59, AVA

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. July 28.
Ectemnius (Crabronidae)?

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This is indeed a female Ectemnius. But it is not enough to determine the appearance of visible signs-at least it would not hurt to specify the dimensions. rolleyes.gif
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27.08.2013 9:02, AVA

[quote=comprachicos,31.07.2013 23:08]
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27.08.2013 9:11, AVA

Colleagues, we need help. What is the name of the animal in the photo? The wingspan is 45 mm, the body length (from the sting to the tip of the "tongue") is 30 mm. Killed in Zap.Azerbaijan, okr. P. Poilu.


Most likely, the female is Prionyx stschurowskii (Radoszkowski, 1877) [Hymenoptera, Sphecidae].
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27.08.2013 16:12, Liparus

Colleagues, we need help. What is the name of the animal in the photo? The wingspan is 45 mm, the body length (from the sting to the tip of the "tongue") is 30 mm. Killed in Zap.Azerbaijan, okr. P. Poilu.

Prionyx sp.
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28.08.2013 15:30, Michail M

help me determine:
Ukraine, Zaporizhia, Khortytsia Island

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28.08.2013 23:56, KM2200

I found in my archive such strange ants, as it seems to me.
I understand that the photo is not very good, but maybe something can be said about them?
Kiev, 28.09.2008
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29.08.2013 18:52, Liparus

help me determine:
Ukraine, Zaporizhia, Khortytsia Island

005 Scolia (Scolia) fuciformis Scopoli 1786 female
003 Scolia sexmaculata Müller, 1766 male
007 Scolia dejeani male
Males do not sting, you can take them with your hands, they do not have a sting

009 Katamenes flavigularis (Bluethgen 1951) и Eumenes sp.
011 Larra anathema (Rossi, 1790) female и Prionyx ?subfuscatus (Dahlbom, 1845)
012 Cryptocheilus (Adonta) egregius (Lepeletier 1845) и Tremex fuscicornis (Fabricius, 1787)

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29.08.2013 19:59, Seneka

I found in my archive such strange ants, as it seems to me.
I understand that the photo is not very good, but maybe something can be said about them?
Kiev, 28.09.2008
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Cataglyphis?
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29.08.2013 21:25, алекс 2611

Cataglyphis?

Well I do not know. And it doesn't look like it, and Cataglyphis don't really climb trees. Maybe still Camponotus?

29.08.2013 21:46, Seneka

Well I do not know. And it doesn't look like it, and Cataglyphis don't really climb trees. Maybe still Camponotus?

I don't insist. In Cataglyphis, the abdomen is glabrous, while these have bristles.
Ants are exactly smile.gif

30.08.2013 2:06, KM2200

Thanks! Indeed, they are very similar to Camponotus.

30.08.2013 8:41, TimK

I found in my archive such strange ants, as it seems to me.
I understand that the photo is not very good, but maybe something can be said about them?
Kiev, 28.09.2008
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Camponotus vagus.
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02.09.2013 22:46, Jenik

Tell me, please, what kind? And what max. what size are they?

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03.09.2013 0:11, Bad Den

Tell me, please, what kind? And what max. what size are they?

Please indicate the date and geographical location of the photo when posting it. This will significantly increase the chances of correct detection.

03.09.2013 8:31, AVA

Tell me, please, what kind? And what max. what size are they?


Actually, it is a fly - most likely Rainieria calceata (Fallen, 1820) [Diptera, Micropezidae]. rolleyes.gif
The female's body length (excluding long legs) is not more than 12-15 mm, but may be slightly less.
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03.09.2013 21:00, Natalie Liliya

Please tell me who it is. Ukraine, Zaporozhye. 01.09.2013.
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04.09.2013 10:37, Кархарот

help me determine:
Ukraine, Zaporizhia, Khortytsia Island

Katamenes is not K. flavigularis, but K. dimidiatus. Eumenes - E. papillarius.

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04.09.2013 13:44, guest: Виталий

Russia Rostov-on-Don today
What kind of aliens are these?

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04.09.2013 13:55, Коллекционер

Russia Rostov-on-Don today
What kind of aliens are these?

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from Evaniidae someone
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