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Identification of Hymenoptera (wasps, bees, ants)

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24.07.2017 0:00, Gazon

Hello, forumchane!
There were two kinds of wasps on the balcony
: the first built a small pitcher and dragged caterpillars there, then built another one. I'd like to know the name of my neighbor.
And the second ones pay for the flower pot, make holes in the ground and store some cicadas between the roots of plants. There are a lot of Oss, but they don't bother me . Also interested in the name)
Sorry for the quality of photos I took on a mobile phone Place the southern coast of the Crimea.user posted image
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24.07.2017 11:17, Кархарот

The first is Eumenes papillarius.

24.07.2017 13:04, Gazon

The first is Eumenes papillarius.

Thank you fellow countryman, beautiful bird.
and the second zhuzha from what kind or what there?

24.07.2017 13:19, Кархарот

The second one is from the Crabronidae family, I don't know them.

24.07.2017 22:37, Gans75

Ukraine, Rivne region, April 18.
Is this a male Nomada goodeniana, or Nomada succincta?
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24.07.2017 23:04, аруд

Tell me, pliz, what kind of animal? Thank you.
Is anyone thinking of setting up" pinning " images?
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25.07.2017 0:07, ИНО

Tell me, pliz, what kind of animal? Thank you.

Megascolia maculata.

This post was edited by ENO-25.07.2017 00: 08
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25.07.2017 11:46, iebv-museum

25.07.2017 22:43, Gans75

Ukraine, Rivne region, April 22.
(Formica sp.), female ?
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This post was edited by Gans75 - 26.07.2017 08: 49

26.07.2017 14:20, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 23.07.2017.
And on my goosebumps if something can be said...

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26.07.2017 14:42, ИНО

Let's go together. or rather, they flew...

Gans75, Formica (s. str.) sp., no longer visible, shumodav all the hairs "shaved off". April 22 is very early for any formica, didn't you have a winter there?

Woodmen, some camponotus. What do you have in the fauna? On our, European, something is not particularly similar.

P.S. Although, wait, maybe she has some red parts of her body hidden under her wings? Can't you take a side photo? It seems that you are not as Oriental as I first thought, the species should only be Northern European, of which, perhaps, it can only be C. herculeanus.

This post was edited by ENO - 26.07.2017 14: 54
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26.07.2017 15:32, TimK

Ukraine, Rivne region, April 22.
(Formica sp.), female ?


Yes. Formica rufa or Formica polyctena. Rather the second one.
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26.07.2017 15:34, TimK

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 23.07.2017.
And on my goosebumps if something can be said...



Camponotus ligniperda or Camponotus herculeanus, female. The wings make it difficult to be more precise.

This post was edited by TimK - 26.07.2017 15: 44
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26.07.2017 15:54, ИНО

It is unlikely that ligniperd, she would even "enlighten" red through the wings. In general, a cool uterus, it's a pity that it's winged. We have such, alas, do not live.

26.07.2017 17:53, Woodmen

Apparently Camponotus herculeanus.
Updating it.

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26.07.2017 20:07, Dragon123

Hello! Please tell me the type of rider
an individual about 1.5 cm long
was caught on 17.07 in the Rostov region. the city of Shakhty.
Thank you in advance!
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26.07.2017 21:05, Gans75

There is another one - April Fools ' Day (previously exhibited). Spring just came early.

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26.07.2017 21:46, TimK

Apparently Camponotus herculeanus.
Updating it.



Yes, Camponotus herculeanus.
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29.07.2017 14:28, Gans75

Ukraine, Rivne region, April 22.
Is it possible to determine: is this a male Nomada flava, or Nomada leucophthalma?
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29.07.2017 21:52, AVA

Thank you fellow countryman, beautiful bird.
and the second zhuzha from what kind or what there?

The second is someone from Crabronidae, Pemphredoninae, Psenini.
Nothing can be said about the genus or the species at this angle and resolution. To be honest, even the gender is not determined.

29.07.2017 22:14, AVA

Hello. Tell me, please, is this someone from Tenthredopsis? Filmed in Rtishchevo, Saratov region, in July 2017.

No, of course not. This is not a sawfly, but one of the ichneumonids.
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30.07.2017 13:33, CosMosk

Hello. Tell me, please, is this someone from Tenthredopsis? Filmed in Rtishchevo, Saratov region, in July 2017.
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They-are-not-attracted, like ctenopelmatina

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30.07.2017 13:38, CosMosk

And what number was caught? And on what?

Necydalis recently fell into a yellow plate at the base of a birch tree in the spruce-lime-aspen-ber forest. I found "trophies"(outdated).- remains) under the bark of a poplar tree. Moscow.
I also fished near St. Petersburg in Karelia - coniferous-mixed.with aspen forest.

This post was edited by CosMosk-30.07.2017 13: 47

30.07.2017 17:56, Aksin2005

sort of like a ctenopelmatine

Oh, on the Internet with such a picture of their-not-manitras I did not even come across.

30.07.2017 18:12, Liparus

Necydalis recently fell into a yellow plate at the base of a birch tree in the spruce-lime-aspen-ber forest. I found "trophies"(outdated).- remains) under the bark of a poplar tree. Moscow.
I also fished near St. Petersburg in Karelia - coniferous-mixed.with aspen forest.

I myself caught 3 pieces: on the fly and 1 on a wine bait flew, this is in the Kharkiv region

30.07.2017 20:22, Slavinator

Saratov region, July.
Help identify the bees, if possible)

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31.07.2017 22:54, KM2200

Can and my ichneumonid look, on whom it is similar?
Kiev, July 6, in the forest.
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01.08.2017 11:46, аруд

Tell me, pliz, what kind of bumblebee. He is all black, except for the "tail". Bryansk region. Thanks

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02.08.2017 18:23, barmer2

Hello!

Please help me identify the insect. It really scared the child.

It was found on the territory of the north-western part of Mongolia in July.
On the lakes: Dorgen-Nur, Khyargas-Nur.

Unfortunately, there is no photo, it was drawn from memory. We looked through a bunch of photos of hymenoptera, but we didn't find anything like this.

Aggressive, annoying behavior. He's not afraid of anything. Eats pollen on flowers.

The body is hard, I pressed my shoes into the sand - it didn't hurt. When flying, the buzz is low frequency. A two-part body, like that of a wasp, was not noticed. The body is black with one yellow ring. The wings are dark. The sting, like a hornet's, was not noticed. The length of the calf is about 3 cm.

We went to Mongolia and these places three times, but we didn't notice these insects before.

Please help me identify or find another way/place to identify this insect.

Thanks!

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02.08.2017 20:39, ИНО

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03.08.2017 11:56, boiga

Recently, this red wasp appeared in Central Asia. Maybe one of the experts can tell you what kind of information it belongs to and where it came from.
The picture was recently taken in Tashkent.

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03.08.2017 17:21, barmer2

  

The drawing lacks many important details, including the shape of the proximal part of the abdomen.....But I suspect you might have just overlooked the stalk. In this case, it looks like a representative of the Scoliidae family or the Stizoides genus.


Yes, it's probably Stizoides.
Sawyer has nowhere to live there. But in the dunes of Stizoides is the best.

Thank you so much for helping me identify them.

03.08.2017 18:24, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. End of July.

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03.08.2017 21:00, TimK

Recently, this red wasp appeared in Central Asia. Maybe one of the experts can tell you what kind of information it belongs to and where it came from.
The picture was recently taken in Tashkent.


Polistes wattii, probably.
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05.08.2017 20:06, VitSev

Please help me identify the wasp. Sevastopol, on blooming volodushka kustarnikova street. 05.08.2017.

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05.08.2017 21:18, ИНО

Polistes dominula.
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06.08.2017 0:50, Andrey Ponomarev

Moscow region, pos. Voynovo gora on the Lycaena virgaureae caterpillar, published on 4.07.2017
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06.08.2017 23:35, алекс 2611

Saratov region, July.
Help identify the bees, if possible)

5.1 Heriades
8.Systropha

07.08.2017 18:14, AVA

Recently, this red wasp appeared in Central Asia. Maybe one of the experts can tell you what kind of information it belongs to and where it came from.
The picture was recently taken in Tashkent.

Polistes wattii.
I heard these legends about the" recently " appeared wasps of this species back in the late 70s. For some reason, the local population called them "American girls".
In fact, it is one of the most common native species in Central and Central Asia. No one imported it, and it lived here even before humans.

07.08.2017 23:04, Slavinator

Help me determine the OS! Saratov region, July

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