Identification of Hymenoptera (wasps, bees, ants)

Ryazan region, early May.?

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Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 09.07.2015.

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please help me. in the definition.
Membrane from the cocoon of the Agroeca spider, collected. in August. Moved to dayx

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 09.07.2015.
Selandria ?melanosterna?

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 09.07.2015.

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Halictus maculatus Smith, 1848 ?

Halictus maculatus Smith, 1848 ?

Thank you, Alexey, it looks like it.
I already have a photo of a female of this species (I took it on the same morning), and this, therefore, is a male.

This post was edited by Woodmen - 12/18/2017 09: 00

please help me identify the ant. Found on snow in a thaw. Chuvashia

Male Myrmica sp.

Thank you, Alexey, it looks like it.
I already have a photo of a female of this species (I took it on the same morning), and this, therefore, is a male.

  

And under No. 2-a female Halictus maculatus, only very shabby, and even wet...

And under No. 2-a female Halictus maculatus, only very shabby, and even wet...

Most likely vsego

Is it possible to determine the rider at least up to the genus?
Moscow region, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, pos. Voynovo mountain. host miner of forest honeysuckle Phyllonorycter emberizaepenella 26.09.2017
21.12.2017 6-7 mm



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Moscow region, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, pos. Voynovo gora, 14.09.2017 collected mines Phyllonorycter joannisi on a maple holly and today 28.12.2017 with the released butterfly found here is a beast with a length of 2 mm.
It looks like a glistening wasp. then the question is. do glitter wasps parasitize butterflies or not?

Ukrainiv, Rivne region, May 22.
Calameuta filiformis ?




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Moscow region, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, pos. Voynovo gora, 14.09.2017 collected mines Phyllonorycter joannisi on a maple holly and today 28.12.2017 with the released butterfly found here is a beast with a length of 2 mm.
It looks like a glistening wasp. then the question is. do glitter wasps parasitize butterflies or not?

It's not blestyanka, it's chalcida.

Hardly chalcidide.

Hardly chalcidide.

So still a rider.

Hardly chalcidide.

No one ever said that. Chalcides = Chalcidiodiea. I can't define a family.

This is some slang already.

Rivne region.
Camponotus vagus ?

May 22


This post was edited by Gans75 - 13.04.2019 02: 00

Yes.

Moscow region, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district, pos. Voynovo gora, 14.09.2017 collected mines Phyllonorycter joannisi on a maple holly and today 28.12.2017 with the released butterfly found here is a beast with a length of 2 mm.
It looks like a glistening wasp. then the question is. do glitter wasps parasitize butterflies or not?

By the way, I have 3 very similar ones in the refrigerator, with the same big eyes and white legs, 28.X were bred from willow leaves, but I haven't determined them yet. And of course it's not easy at all.

By the way, I have 3 very similar ones in the refrigerator, with the same big eyes and white legs, 28.X were bred from willow leaves, but I haven't determined them yet. And of course it's not easy at all.

Were there mines on the willow leaves? They had to feed on someone.
Here is another interesting subject with moose sawyers.
M. O., Ramenskiy district, Zhukovo village, host of Phyllonorycter ulmifoliella, mines on the birch 1.11.2017
29.12.2017 the same small 1.5-2 mm.


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Ukraine, Rivne region, May 26.
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This post was edited by Gans75 - 31.12.2017 00: 48

Were there mines on the willow leaves? They had to feed on someone.
Here is another interesting subject with moose sawyers.
M. O., Ramenskiy district, Zhukovo village, host of Phyllonorycter ulmifoliella, mines on the birch 1.11.2017
29.12.2017 the same small 1.5-2 mm.

The leaves were for the baggies ' food, so I didn't pay much attention to what was in there at first. There was something like a non-dense cocoon, in general, 100% it was some kind of small caterpillar.

This post was edited by KM2200 - 31.12.2017 01: 50

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 25.04.2016.

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 26.
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It looks like a wasp of the genus Oxybelus, but I definitely pass

Tell me, what kind of parasite?
bred from the ooteka of the virgin mantis. ( several dozen).
the size is not more than 1 cm with an ovipositor.
I didn't find any riders specializing in praying mantises.
Astrakhan.

The post was edited by BO. - 05.01.2018 12:02

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Tell me, what kind of parasite?
bred from the ooteka of the virgin mantis. ( several dozen).
the size is not more than 1 cm with an ovipositor.
I didn't find any riders specializing in praying mantises.
Astrakhan.

Bad search results. This is Podagrion sp. (Mantis Parasitic Wasp) from Torymidae

  
Here is another interesting subject with moose sawyers.
M. O., Ramenskiy district, Zhukovo village, host of Phyllonorycter ulmifoliella, mines on the birch 1.11.2017
29.12.2017 the same small 1.5-2 mm.

Look in the genus Pnigalio (Eulophidae ) - this is a male

Ukraine, Rivne region. May 28.
Tenthredopsis scutellaris ?

Help identify ants.
All Volgograd region, Nizhne-Chirskaya St.

1. 04.05.2014
Camponotus vagus? very large
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2. 25.06.2016
On maiden grapes are not large
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3. 26.06.2016
in my opinion the same 2 and 4
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4. 26.06.2016
in my opinion the same 2 and 3
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The rest, as I understand Messors, are all taken at different times, but in the same place, climbing out of the gap between the wall and the blind area.

5. 16.04.2012
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6. 24.06.2016
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7. 25.06.2016
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8. 27.06.2016
This female I understand Lasius some
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This post was edited by John-ST - 11.01.2018 00: 12

Well, how can you mix 3 with 2? They're completely different.

1. Correct.
2. Formica (Serviformica) sp.
3, 4, 8. Camponotus fallax. Uterus by the way they rarely come across, I would take it if I were you.
7. Messor structor
6. Probably the same, but the color reproduction is something wrong. Red shouldn't be there.
5. Messor sp., judging by the fact that the uterus is driven by black workers, probably also structor. But you can still have a Messor denticulatus, which is distinguished by the red distinctly red chest of the majors.

Well, how can you mix 3 with 2? They're completely different.

1. Correct.
2. Formica (Serviformica) sp.
3, 4, 8. Camponotus fallax. Uterus by the way they rarely come across, I would take it if I were you.
7. Messor structor
6. Probably the same, but the color reproduction is something wrong. Red shouldn't be there.
5. Messor sp., judging by the fact that the uterus is driven by black workers, probably also structor. But you can still have a Messor denticulatus, which is distinguished by the red distinctly red chest of the majors.

Thank you.
Except for the early photos of Messors (2012), the rest were taken on occasion at night while fishing for light, and I usually don't photograph ants (I can't photograph them for some reason, they stubbornly don't want to get into the whole focus) and usually don't take them unless they are interested in something. Working Messors are all dark-dark brown as on (7.), and on (6.) so the light from the flash was formed, reflected in the corner between the wall and the blind area. Messors are funny, dragging all the dead stuff from the ground from under the lamp, live change and crumbling spare parts from the flowers of maiden grapes, especially cool when they drag live paddleboats by their hind legs.

Help me deal with the bees.
All Volgograd region, Nizhne-Chirskaya St.

1. 16.04.2012
Is it possible to determine this male Osmia before the species?
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2. 20.04.2012
Small bee, flower about 5 mm in diameter, can it even be identified to the subfamily?
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3. 02.06.2013
Is this a male Halictus?
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4. 28.07.2015
Can you say anything about this Nomada?
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5. 02.08.2015
Is this Halictus?
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6. 30.06.2016
?
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1 - male Osmia bicornis.
3, 5-yes, these are male Halictus.

Help identify ants.
All Volgograd region, Nizhne-Chirskaya St.

1. Camponotus vagus.
2. Formica sp. Subgenus Serviformica. Purely externally, it is very similar to Formica cinerea (what used to be Formica imitans), but I can't guarantee it.
3-4 Camponotus fallax workers.
5. Messor. Most likely Messor structor. It is necessary to carefully examine the head under magnification.
6. Messor sp. Strange coloring. Possibly Messor kasakorum.
7. Messor sр. Most likely Messor kasakorum (It seems noticeable hairs on the cheeks).
8. Female Camponotus. Most likely Camponotus fallax, if the color reproduction does not deceive.

Help me deal with wasps.
All Volgograd region, Nizhne-Chirskaya St.

1. 04.05.2014
Vespula germanica, female?
under the bark
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2. 27.05.2013
Polistes ?
can I identify you from this photo?
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3. 02.08.2015
Polistes ?
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4. 04.08.2015
Polistes ?
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5. 25.06.2016
Polistes ?
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6. 02.08.2015
Eumenes?
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7. 04.08.2015
Eumenes?
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8. 04.08.2015
Eumenes?
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9. 02.08.2015
Sphex funerarius?
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10. 02.08.2015
Sphex funerarius?
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11. 25.06.2016
Chalybion?
I couldn't decide on it at all. the legs are blue-purple.
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12. 05.08.2015
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13. 30.06.2016
on Megastigmus roses
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14. 06.05.2014
ichneumonid to the heap
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Vespula germanica
Polistes dominula (all)
Sphex funerarius

I can't tell you anything else. I remember Chrysis defining a similar one, but I forgot.

This post was edited INO-16.01.2018 15: 16