Identification of Hymenoptera (wasps, bees, ants)

Can you tell me what kind of beauties on goldenrod (August, Moscow region):

It seems to me that this is a representative of the family Bethylidae. Sclerochroa, Cephalanomia, Proscleroderma или Bethylus.

who is it?

... august, Moscow region

Can you tell me what her (his) name is? July of this year, Rostov district, Yaroslavl region.
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It seems to me that this is a representative of the family Bethylidae. Sclerochroa, Cephalanomia, Proscleroderma или Bethylus.

I can't agree.
The first picture shows a rider from the Ichneumonids. And on the second one-the big coniferous horntail-Urocerus gigas, or some very close species, you never know what there is in the Sayan   )

to NakaRB
on photo 06 (from 22.07) representative of the family. Ichneumoninae (family Ichneumonidae), a female
By the way, recently experienced that large females can sting quite sensitively with their ovipositor. Before that, when I used to grab them with my hands, this did not happen, but Amblyjoppa proteus (a parasite of hawks, reaches 27 mm), somewhat similar to this rider, managed to "treat" me, although I collected it for this And the pain passed quickly, no consequences, comparable to road wasps and bumblebees.

What is the sawfly, Cimbex femorata?

Tell me, what kind of wasp?

This year I found that rather small females can also sting quite sensitively. In April, under the bark, I found about a dozen wintering riders (no more than 10 mm long), boldly caught them with my hand and was stung sensationally. Even let go of surprise. Her little sister went to the collection.
I was shocked by such" behavior " on the part of the rider.

Yes sort of like Vespula vulgaris L. I wish I could look at her face and see her mandibles...

But this is a completely different wasp - Polistes sp.

But this is a completely different wasp - Polistes sp.

From what can be seen in the photos - the pubescence of the body, the shape of the first segment of the metasome (abdomen) and the intermediate segment, the color of the platypus and mandibles.
On the new frames, there are 2 views again. And check the time of shooting-probably still not taken in a row 2 types of OS?

Can you tell me if this is Scolia bimaculata? Crimea.

Right here
http://www.insectimages.org/browse/familyimages.cfm?id=518
234 photos from this family. Although it may not be there either (I haven't looked at it yet).

And here is a photo of Vespa orientalis:
http://www.biolib.cz/en/image/id22939/
http://www.vespa-crabro.de/oriental-hornet.htm
Doesn't look like it?

  
And here is a photo of Vespa orientalis:
http://www.biolib.cz/en/image/id22939/
http://www.vespa-crabro.de/oriental-hornet.htm
Doesn't look like it?

Please help me identify the sawfly and sphecida. Both are from the vicinity of Khabarovsk. The body length of the burrowing wasp is 14 mm, and that of the sawfly is 21 mm.

It is very similar, especially in the first link, and the place where it was photographed with a reserve is included in the range. The survey point is located several hundred kilometers - by eye at this scale-south of the northern border of the range. This wasp was encountered only once, I did not observe it again.

And the first wasp is definitely a sphecid? Not pompilida?