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Identification of Hymenoptera (wasps, bees, ants)

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29.10.2013 19:07, Кархарот

I usually identify them by their genitals, there are good drawings in Kurzenko's determinant (1995), you can not look at the keys smile.gifat all
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29.10.2013 21:03, AVA

I usually identify them by their genitals, there are good drawings in Kurzenko's determinant (1995), you can not look at the keys at all smile.gif


Yeah. Indeed, you don't have to look at the keys. Especially considering the fact that for Vespinae they are quite formal, and for Polistinae they are misspelled. frown.gif

04.11.2013 12:26, grigoriy1972

Please help me identify the insect. I shot it in Altai in August last summer.

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04.11.2013 14:52, AVA

Please help me identify the insect. I shot it in Altai in August last summer.


Actually, this is not a hymenopteran, but a dipteran from the family of babblers-Syrphidae. Apparently from the genus Sphaerophoria.
Up to the form let the specialists try wink.gif
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04.11.2013 22:38, IchMan

Ukraine, Rivne region, October 11.
Pimpla sp. ?
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It is not Pimpla, but the related genus Itoplectis

07.11.2013 19:02, Jenik

Help identify these insects

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07.11.2013 19:04, Frantic

Colleagues, tell me, plz, if anyone knows what kind of wasp from V. Nepal (Terai)? At least Rod.

Thank you very much in advance!

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07.11.2013 19:04, Jenik

larger photo of recent bees

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07.11.2013 19:08, Jenik

What is this aphid?

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07.11.2013 21:56, AVA

Help identify these insects


The first photo shows a babbling fly (Syrphidae) from the genus Eristalis. Up to a species lacking data, though, it is possible that Eristalis tenax.
On the second - common honey bees Apis mellifera
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07.11.2013 22:02, AVA

Colleagues, tell me, plz, if anyone knows what kind of wasp from V. Nepal (Terai)? At least Rod.

Thank you very much in advance!


A female burrowing wasp of the genus Chlorion (Sphecidae, Chloriontinae).
Most likely - Chlorion lobatum .
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07.11.2013 22:03, AVA

What is this aphid?


This is not an aphid, but a bug larva wink.gif
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08.11.2013 10:52, Artem Bystrov

Please help us identify these types of data

Kazakhstan, Almaty

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08.11.2013 13:35, stierlyz

at the top - Ichneumonidae, at the bottom the bee Halictus sensu lato, and closer and specialists are unlikely to say (if they say-I will be sooo surprised).
P.S. About the posts above - do not clog up the topic, it is on the e-mails!
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08.11.2013 15:29, Кархарот

I can say closer - Halictus sensu stricto, male. wink.gif And if you want to get even closer, you need to study the genitals, but not everything is so good with the determinants. In short, everything is correct, to the point of appearance - hopeless.
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08.11.2013 18:26, Sphex

Most likely male sabulosa

08.11.2013 18:34, Sphex

Colleagues, tell me, plz, if anyone knows what kind of wasp from V. Nepal (Terai)? At least Rod.

Thank you very much in advance!

Mouthpiece not visible, most likely Sceliphron

08.11.2013 18:37, Sphex

Please help us identify these types of data

Kazakhstan, Almaty 2013

The second photo is Bembix, possibly oculeata
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08.11.2013 18:39, Sphex

dear friends, in general, the name flew out of my head, do not remind me? midsummer, Voronezh

Palarus variegatus (most likely)
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08.11.2013 21:34, AVA

Mouthpiece not visible, most likely Sceliphron


A colleague (sorry, but I don't know how to contact you more precisely, since you didn't leave any information about yourself).

Let me ask you a few questions.
First, where have you seen a Sceliphron with jagged mandibles?
Secondly, give at least one species of this genus that has a "metallic" color.
Finally, why don't you review your colleagues ' comments before giving your own definition?
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09.11.2013 21:55, Коллекционер

something I don't understand, did I correctly select the leading edge of the posterior chest?

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11.11.2013 9:24, AVA

something I don't understand, did I correctly select the leading edge of the posterior chest?


In your drawing, to be honest, it is difficult to make out anything at all. Try to navigate by the posterior basins, which are just attached to the lower edge of the metapleura (the lateral parts of the posterior chest).

11.11.2013 13:51, Коллекционер

In your drawing, to be honest, it is difficult to make out anything at all.

well, as it was in the book, this is the drawing

so this is it?

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11.11.2013 15:11, greengrocery

There is a good website dedicated to the anatomy of hymenoptera. Unfortunately, recently all the images on it have disappeared. I hope they fix it soon.
Hymenoptera Anatomy Ontology Portal

A couple more articles on morphology:

Vilhelmsen, Lars, Istvan Miko, and Lars Krogmann. "Beyond the wasp‐waist: structural diversity and phylogenetic significance of the mesosoma in apocritan wasps (Insecta: Hymenoptera)." Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society 159.1 (2010): 22-194.

Karlsson, Dave, and Fredrik Ronquist. "Skeletal Morphology of Opius dissitus and Biosteres carbonarius (Hymenoptera: Braconidae), with a Discussion of Terminology." PloS one 7.4 (2012): e32573.

11.11.2013 18:41, AVA

well, as it was in the book, this is the drawing

so this is it?


Now it is true
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13.11.2013 17:30, Jaguar paw

The sawyer? confused.gif Georgia, Kakheti.

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14.11.2013 4:16, OEV

The sawyer? confused.gif Georgia, Kakheti.

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Some wasp from the Sphecidae shuffle.gif
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14.11.2013 16:04, AVA

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17.11.2013 10:45, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. September 11.

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19.11.2013 8:50, Rhabdophis

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. September 11.

Athalia rosae (Linnaeus, 1758)
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19.11.2013 21:24, AVA

Bali-Indonesia, 11.2013
Large black bees. What are they called?
Caught 15 pieces.


Most likely, Xylocopa latipes (Drury, 1773)
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20.11.2013 10:28, Кархарот

First, it was a male and this is a female, hence the differences. Both bees are Xylocopa, I don't know about the species, but if they were together, then most likely the species is the same.
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22.11.2013 14:47, TimK

Can you tell me who it is? From Anapa. I think it's a bee..

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22.11.2013 21:06, алекс 2611

Can you tell me who it is? From Anapa. I think it's a bee..

Bee. Ceratina sp.
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30.11.2013 20:02, Shapik

Good day!Please help me identify this wasp:Crimea, Tubai gully, the shore of the reservoir, 07.2013 Leg.Shaporinsky V.

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30.11.2013 20:53, AVA

Good day!Please help me identify this wasp:Crimea, Tubai gully, the shore of the reservoir, 07.2013 Leg.Shaporinsky V.


Female Sceliphron curvatum [Sphecidae, Sceliphrinae]
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01.12.2013 16:05, Коллекционер

caught mating ancistrocerus
the male fits the determinant clearly under a. parietinus, and the female purely under a. trifasciatus, if I caught them separately, I would have identified them, but they mated. now I don't know what to do. could they have mated in nature? and they don't fit the other parameters in any way

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01.12.2013 18:09, Кархарот

Let's take a photo, we'll figure it out.

01.12.2013 19:29, Коллекционер

Let's take a photo, we'll figure it out.

I would love to, but I don't have a camera, I can take a video)

01.12.2013 20:07, KingSnake

I was sorting through the photos and came across this picture. Mordovia, 17,06,2013. Tell me what kind of view.

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