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17.11.2016 14:02, Кархарот

Bees for identification.
1. Anthidium sp. Body length 17 mm, wingspan 28 mm.
Crimea, Simferopol 28. V. 1968.

Male Anthidium florentinum.

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19.11.2016 9:15, Lafa

Anthophora ? aestivalis.
Kazakhstan, spurs of hr.Tarbagatai, Urdzharsky district,
near Alekseyevka 24. V. 1985 leg.E. Berlov,
body length 15.5 mm. Top and bottom view.

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20.11.2016 11:29, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 18.08.2016.

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20.11.2016 22:52, NakaRB

Novoki-Begichevo village, Serpukhov district, Moscow region

46. 19.07.2016
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20.11.2016 23:25, ИНО

The last one-Vespula rufa, 46-was not able to go further than the genus Ectemnius, alas.

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21.11.2016 7:56, greengrocery

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 18.08.2016.

Great photos, even the claws can be seen!
Homolobus (Phylacter) annulicornis (Nees, 1834)comes out as a determinant of the European part .

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21.11.2016 12:51, AVA

46-further than the genus Ectemnius did not master, alas.

Male Ectemnius ruficornis

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21.11.2016 17:24, Lafa

Road wasps for detection.
1. Primorsky Krai, Kaimanovka, 9. VIII. 1972 leg. E. Berlov,
body length 18 mm, wingspan 37 mm.
2. Tajikistan, Kondara Gorge, 20. V. 1988 leg. E. Berlov,
body length 14.5 mm.

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21.11.2016 17:27, Liparus

The second one in my opinion is Anoplius

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21.11.2016 18:01, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. July-August 2016.
At least up to the family, if possible...

22.11.2016 9:49, Lafa

Pompilidae for definition.
3. Irkutsk on umbrella trees, 11. VIII. 1980 leg. E. Berlov,
body length 24 mm, wingspan 25 mm.
4. Irkutsk, 23. V. 1980 leg.E. Berlov,
body length 14.5 mm, wingspan 22 mm.

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22.11.2016 10:39, Rhabdophis

Novoki-Begichevo village, Serpukhov district, Moscow region

38. 09.07.2016

Pachyprotasis antennata (Klug, 1817)

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22.11.2016 10:54, Rhabdophis

Several sawflies on the way from Irkutsk.
1. Irkutsk 5. VII. 2010, body length 12 mm.
2. Irkutsk 23. VII. 2014, body length 10.5 mm.
3. Irkutsk 11. VII. 2013 body length 12 mm.? Rogogaster viridis ?

2-Tenthredopsis sp.
3-Rogogaster sp.to determine up to the species, you need to look at the instance itself. A friend who worked on this genus said that viridis is extremely rare in Siberia. Rather it is R. chlorosoma

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22.11.2016 11:03, Rhabdophis

Novoki-Begichevo village, Serpukhov district, Moscow region
41. 17.07.2016

Arge ustulata (Linnaeus, 1758)

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22.11.2016 11:04, Rhabdophis

Novoki-Begichevo village, Serpukhov district, Moscow region
43. 17.07.2016

Tenthredo sp., from the T. arcuata

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22.11.2016 12:43, Liparus

Pompilidae for definition.
3. Irkutsk on umbrella trees, 11. VIII. 1980,
body length 24 mm, wingspan 25 mm.
4. Irkutsk, 23. V. 1980,
body length 14.5 mm, wingspan 22 mm.

№ 4 Anoplius viaticus female

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22.11.2016 13:31, ASSIB

Pompilidae for definition.
3. Irkutsk on umbrella trees, 11. VIII. 1980,
body length 24 mm, wingspan 25 mm.
4. Irkutsk, 23. V. 1980,
body length 14.5 mm, wingspan 22 mm.

N 3 Most likely this is Cryptocheilus notatus Rossius, fem.

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22.11.2016 20:26, Lafa

? Sapiga similis?
Irkutsk, 28.7.1980 leg. E. Berlov.
Body length 12.5 mm.

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22.11.2016 21:00, akulich-sibiria

Krasnoyarsk Territory, Berezovsky district, in the Merike trap. Dry slope.
Male. About 10 mm. Medium thighs without cutouts. Medium basins with long outgrowths. Cheek teeth are light, dirty yellow. I can't find the protrusion on the back basins. The casing is convex in the upper part. Unfortunately, the mandibles are closed, not visible recess.
I believe that this is Odynerus renifirmis, is it possible to tell with accuracy, without seeing the mandibles

22.11.2016 21:04, akulich-sibiria

Together with the male (previously settled), a female was caught that is more similar to simillimus.
10 mm. Back pocket with a yellow sash. Body hair is light. There are 5 light stripes on the abdomen. I think that the temples seem overstretched, from the fact that the eyes are unevenly protruding. Sides of the intermediate segment with a noticeable flattened tubercle. The tegulae are brown. The second is sternite with a yellow sash, the third with yellow spots on the sides. Perhaps this is the female O. reniformis

22.11.2016 21:56, Liparus

? Sapiga similis?
Irkutsk, 28.7.1980 leg. E. Berlov.
Body length 12.5 mm.

No this is the bee wolf Philanthus ?sp.

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22.11.2016 21:58, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 10.08.2016.
Is Ectemnius possible before the species? There are camera angles.

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23.11.2016 9:56, akulich-sibiria

on yesterday's male, soaked, spread the mandibles. I take it this is O. reniformis?
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23.11.2016 11:05, Кархарот

No this is the bee wolf Philanthus ?sp.

Can Pseudoscolia sp.?

23.11.2016 11:16, Кархарот

on yesterday's male, soaked, spread the mandibles. I take it this is O. reniformis?

Yes, this is it. But the female is O. simillimus.

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23.11.2016 15:19, AVA

? Sapiga similis?
Irkutsk, 28.7.1980 leg. E. Berlov.
Body length 12.5 mm.

Female Philanthus hellmanni (Eversmann, 1849)

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23.11.2016 15:23, AVA

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 10.08.2016.
Is Ectemnius possible before the species?

Female Ectemnius spinipes (A. Morawitz, 1866)

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23.11.2016 15:37, AVA

Road wasps for detection.
1. Primorsky Krai, Kaimanovka, 9. VIII. 1972 leg. E. Berlov,
body length 18 mm, wingspan 37 mm.

Eopompilus internalis (Matsumura, 1911)

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23.11.2016 15:44, AVA

Road wasps for detection.
2. Tajikistan, Kondara Gorge, 20. V. 1988 leg. E. Berlov,
body length 14.5 mm.

Lophopompilus samariensis (Pallas, 1771)

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23.11.2016 23:32, NakaRB

Novoki-Begichevo village, Serpukhov district, Moscow region

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24.11.2016 9:59, akulich-sibiria

a similar structure of the cutouts of the middle thighs is characteristic of Odynerus spinipes?
It seems to me that the ledge at the top is quite far away. The pubescence is also confusing. The hairs are long, shaggy, thick, but for me they are not black, but light. As a variant of femoratus, but the tegulae are not light and the shape of the second protrusion is quite wide, rectangular.
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24.11.2016 10:44, Кархарот

It does not differ from O. spinipes (I have one male from the Irkutsk region), except that the pubescence is slightly lighter (maybe burned out?). O. femoratus is not an option, his hips are completely different, I know him well. In short, O. spinipes it, there can be nothing else.

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24.11.2016 18:07, Lafa

Polistes sp.
Uzbekistan, Tashkent 9. VI. 1967 leg. E. Berlov,
size 15 mm, wingspan 27.5 mm.

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24.11.2016 23:40, AVA

Polistes sp.
Uzbekistan, Tashkent 9. VI. 1967 leg. E. Berlov,
size 15 mm, wingspan 27.5 mm.

Female Polistes dominula (Christ, 1791).
But for 100% confidence, it would be good to look at the head and chest from the side.

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25.11.2016 10:56, akulich-sibiria

Female Pemphredon. 8-9 mm. The second return vein departs from the first radiomedial vein.
The apex of the platypus is straight, at least not as clearly elongated as inornata. On the mandibles, I counted only 4 teeth. The punctuation of the mid-chest is uneven. In front, the dots are rather thick and large (more frequent than in inornata), fovelike with indistinct edges, and sparse in the center. The shield is shiny, in rare rather large spots. The median field of the intermediate segment is completely different from that of inornata. The pygidial field is flat, with almost no points. Could it be a female lethifer?
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25.11.2016 11:02, akulich-sibiria

although no, I found the fifth prong on the mandibles. It was on the inside ))

25.11.2016 11:34, AVA

Female Pemphredon. 8-9 mm....
Could it be a female lethifer?

Yes, most likely.

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25.11.2016 11:38, AVA

Novoki-Begichevo village, Serpukhov district, Moscow region

55. 21.07.2016

Most likely, Arachnospila sp. [Pompilidae]. But it is almost impossible to determine the species of this genus from the photo.

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25.11.2016 15:05, Lafa

Female Polistes dominula (Christ, 1791).
But for 100% confidence, it would be good to look at the head and chest from the side.

Here is the face and side of this Polistes

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25.11.2016 15:34, AVA

Here is the face and side of this Polistes

Thank you.
Now we can definitely say that it is Polistes dominula (Christ, 1791).

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