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08.08.2015 17:00, IchMan

I flew into the apartment and bit my wife.pain like a wasp sting.red bump at the bite site.the insect is slightly less than 2 cm long. orange-red.four-winged.proboscis 1.5 cm.Novosibirsk.

it is a rider from the genus Ophion (Ichneumonidae)

08.08.2015 17:13, IchMan

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08.08.2015 17:16, IchMan

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. July.
Gilpinia frutetorum or Gilpinia polytoma, or maybe something else?

Diprion sp., and before the species - by the file of the ovipositor

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09.08.2015 1:57, Пензуит

Please tell me about sawflies. All taken recently, in July, near Penza.

1. ???

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2. ???

3. Maybe Arge ustulata again ?

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4. ???

09.08.2015 3:43, Proctos

Hello! From eggs (18 pcs) 21/07/15 Kislovodsk neighborhood, Narzanov Valley, 1 mm. Please identify it! Thanks!

It is an ovipositor of the genus Trissolcus (Scelioninae, Platygastridae)

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09.08.2015 9:36, gonkem1986

Hello.Here is one from MO, July.Definable?Thank you in advance.

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09.08.2015 23:56, dabl

Help me determine! Karelia, August.

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11.08.2015 7:31, Woodmen

Sovetsky district of the Kirov region. August 8.

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11.08.2015 8:51, Rhabdophis

Please tell me about sawflies. All taken recently, in July, near Penza.

1 - Tenthredo neobesa Zombori, 1980
2 - Tenthredo scrophulariae Linnaeus, 1758
3 - Arge ustulata (Linnaeus, 1758)
4 - Athalia rosae (Linnaeus, 1758)

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11.08.2015 8:54, Rhabdophis

Hello.Here is one from MO, July.Definable?Thank you in advance.

Tenthredo sp.

11.08.2015 9:25, Rhabdophis

Help with wasps. Tatarstan.

1 - Tenthredo neobesa Zombori, 1980

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11.08.2015 9:55, Rhabdophis

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. July.
Gilpinia frutetorum or Gilpinia polytoma, or maybe something else?

Are you sure it's Gilpinia?" In my opinion, the dipriona looks more like

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11.08.2015 10:26, Woodmen

Are you sure it's Gilpinia?" In my opinion, it looks more like a diprion

Of course I'm not sure. Especially since IchMan has already suggested it

11.08.2015 10:41, Rhabdophis

Of course I'm not sure. Especially since IchMan has already suggested it

Correctly prompted

11.08.2015 11:07, astronom

09.08, Donetsk region
A couple of fairly large bees(?) it has been twisting around the same plant for two weeks, driving away other insects. The insect is timid and reacts quite aggressively when the lens approaches more than seven to ten centimeters, so there are practically no photos from a different angle/in better quality, alas. At least about what kind of animals.

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11.08.2015 11:11, Woodmen

09.08, Donetsk region

Possibly Anthidium sp. (Megachilidae)

11.08.2015 13:48, MPN

Males (and in the picture it is the male) of Cerceris are difficult to determine from the pictures. They "work" signs of pubescence of the antennae, the last sternites of the abdomen, less often the platypus.
In my opinion, this specimen looks more like Cerceris arenaria in terms of the color of its antennae and legs.

Thank you for your reply.

11.08.2015 19:00, алекс 2611

Sovetsky district of the Kirov region. August 8.

Tiphia femorata nebos

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11.08.2015 19:03, алекс 2611

Help me determine! Karelia, August.

Macropis sp.

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12.08.2015 14:43, geo

August, north-east of Ukraine

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13.08.2015 11:08, Nikel

Hello! I represent two Kalmyk beauties! From galls collected in the area of Elista on 31/07/2015.

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13.08.2015 11:55, Penelo

odessa region steppe

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13.08.2015 12:05, Arachna

Hello!
Please help me determine if this is possible. Photos taken on 11.08.2015 on the bank of the river. Dniester River in the village of Prigorodok, Khotyn district, Chernivtsi region. Ukraine

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13.08.2015 12:10, gonkem1986

Tenthredo sp.

Thank you.

13.08.2015 12:48, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. August 12.
On the honeysuckle of the forest.

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13.08.2015 15:09, алекс 2611

odessa region steppe

Male Halictus sp.

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13.08.2015 15:10, алекс 2611

Hello!
Please help me determine if this is possible. Photos taken on 11.08.2015 on the bank of the river. Dniester River in the village of Prigorodok, Khotyn district, Chernivtsi region. Ukraine

1.

Like Vespa crabro

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13.08.2015 22:58, greengrocery

Braconidae, Opiinae

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14.08.2015 13:57, Коллекционер

What is the difference between Formica imitans and F. cinerea?
Does the imitator have a redder breast? and if a dark individual is caught, is it possible to distinguish them at all?

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14.08.2015 14:47, ИНО

So they differ in color. The status of these two taxa is still controversial. It is not customary to determine ants by one individual, especially working ones. They are determined by the series, fortunately, there are usually no problems with this.

14.08.2015 16:31, Коллекционер

So they differ in color. The status of these two taxa is still controversial. It is not customary to determine ants by one individual, especially working ones. They are determined by the series, fortunately, there are usually no problems with this.

is there anything else besides color?

14.08.2015 17:30, ИНО

I haven't seen it. Seifert put them together because he couldn't find anything. And he's a good seeker.

If it's not a secret, do you have an applied or purely theoretical interest?

14.08.2015 19:56, gstalker

Is it possible to identify this eardrum prior to the species ?
Germany 12.07.15 in a 26mm span

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14.08.2015 20:15, Коллекционер

I haven't seen it. Seifert put them together because he couldn't find anything. And he's a good seeker.

If it's not a secret, do you have an applied or purely theoretical interest?

Applied)

14.08.2015 20:24, Коллекционер

Who's that?" Voronezh, bor, on bird cherry
It seems to be green Temnothorax recedens is obtained, but on fauneotropy there are no temnothorax at all.
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14.08.2015 21:24, TimK

What is the difference between Formica imitans and F. cinerea?
Does the imitator have a redder breast? and if a dark individual is caught, is it possible to distinguish them at all?

According to Seifert, they are no different. This is one species of F. cinerea. Dlussky singled out the two-colored ones as a separate species Formica imitans. But his point of view didn't win out. Radchenko supports Seifert's opinion. Photos of the two-tone and gray ones are here:
http://www.antvid.org/Gal1/Formicinae/Formica%20cinerea.html
I've personally only seen grays and only two-tone ones. I didn't see any color-shifting forms. Radchenko wrote that there are also transitional forms in Ukraine.

14.08.2015 21:37, TimK

Who's that?" Voronezh, bor, on bird cherry
It seems to be green Temnothorax recedens is obtained, but on fauneotropy there are no temnothorax at all.
mustache 12 segments

Try running it for this job:
http://www.antvid.org/PDF/Lit/Lepto.pdf
Just keep in mind that those mites that have a 12-segmented tendril are now called temnothorax. Although in old works they are listed as leptothorax.

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15.08.2015 18:36, akulich-sibiria

tell me, I tend to Camponotus vagus, about 10 mm. Krasnoyarsk Territory. surroundings of Krasnoyarsk. The
adjacent pubescence is developed, the mandibles are without obvious wrinkles, rather shiny, with dots. trim plate without recess.
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15.08.2015 20:42, akulich-sibiria

Krasnoyarsk. Mowing, forest area. about 5 mm. Formica fusca?
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This post was edited by akulich-sibiria - 08/15/2015 20: 43

15.08.2015 21:22, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. August 12.
What can you say about this bee?

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