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10.05.2018 20:39, TimK

I tried to take a bigger picture without legs.

Oops! I didn't expect this. The hairs on the scales are arranged as in Formica rufibarbis. I'm at a loss. If you look at the hairs - a typical form of Formica rufibarbis. But Formica rufibarbis does not have brownish spots on the sides. Yes, and on the top of the chest does not always happen. And Formica cunicularia has much less hair, but there are dark spots not only on the top of the chest, but also on the sides. And here it seems and brownish scorch marks on the sides (or it seems?) and hairs like Formica rufibarbis. I'm getting lost...

11.05.2018 11:49, Radik

Oops! I didn't expect this. The hairs on the scales are arranged as in Formica rufibarbis. I'm at a loss. If you look at the hairs - a typical form of Formica rufibarbis. But Formica rufibarbis does not have brownish spots on the sides. Yes, and on the top of the chest does not always happen. And Formica cunicularia has much less hair, but there are dark spots not only on the top of the chest, but also on the sides. And here it seems and brownish scorch marks on the sides (or it seems?) and hairs like Formica rufibarbis. I'm getting lost...

I made an attempt to identify this ant by its keys (http://www.antvid.org/Gal1/Formicinae/Formica%20subpilosa.html ). I got it-Formica subpilosa

Could it be?

11.05.2018 19:34, TimK

I made an attempt to identify this ant by its keys (http://www.antvid.org/Gal1/Formicinae/Formica%20subpilosa.html ). I got it-Formica subpilosa
Could it be?

Maybe. However, I have no information about the distribution of this species north of the Volgograd region. And this species usually has a few hairs sticking out on the underside of its head. And quite often-on epinotum. In general, subpilosa and cinerea are the most hairy of the serviformes. And this one in the photo is not so hairy in appearance. Although, of course, everything in life happens.

11.05.2018 19:43, TimK

Here are photos of subpilosa samples:
http://kgbase.ru/?page_id=39&base=Formicid...ica%20subpilosa
Pay attention to the protruding hairs on the epinotum and on the underside of the chest. It was these hairy ones that I observed on the banks of the Volga River south of Volgograd and in the Astrakhan region. Your hair looks more like rufibarbis. I'm not an ant expert. If you want , I can contact our specialists. Show these photos.

This post was edited by TimK - 11.05.2018 19: 50

12.05.2018 9:30, Gans75

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 6.
Chrysis sp. ?
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12.05.2018 22:48, Gans75

The same on May 6, ibid.
Pachyprotasis simulans, or Pachyprotasis rapae ?
(The last tergites are white)
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This post was edited by Gans75 - 13.05.2018 15: 39

13.05.2018 18:03, AVA

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 6.
Chrysis sp. ?

Yes, and from the group of species Chrysis ignita. But I can't guarantee the view from such photos.

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13.05.2018 21:37, Slavinator

Saratov, May, forest

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13.05.2018 22:01, TimK

Saratov, May, forest

Lasius fuliginosus

13.05.2018 22:54, Андреас

People, and here you can say something at least to the family, or genus?
Out of town today. On the buds of honeysuckle in a clearing in the forest near the river. The length is about 5 mm. This is the first time I've seen it.

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14.05.2018 19:50, Вал

7.05.2018 Bashkiria, Kama floodplain. Can anyone tell me who it is?

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16.05.2018 8:02, Radik

Here are photos of subpilosa samples:
http://kgbase.ru/?page_id=39&base=Formicid...ica%20subpilosa
Pay attention to the protruding hairs on the epinotum and on the underside of the chest. It was these hairy ones that I observed on the banks of the Volga River south of Volgograd and in the Astrakhan region. Your hair looks more like rufibarbis. I'm not an ant expert. If you want , I can contact our specialists. Show these photos.

Now I want to get to the truth even more. I would be grateful if you show the photos to the specialists. Thank you in advance

16.05.2018 8:36, Radik

Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district, industrial zone. May 11.

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16.05.2018 19:38, TimK

Now I want to get to the truth even more. I would be grateful if you show the photos to the specialists. Thank you in advance

I will try.

16.05.2018 19:40, TimK

Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district, industrial zone. May 11.

I think Myrmica rubra. The female.

17.05.2018 11:46, TimK

Now I want to get to the truth even more. I would be grateful if you show the photos to the specialists. Thank you in advance

I received a message from Vladimir Aleksandrovich Zryanin. This ant is Formica rufibarbis.

17.05.2018 12:56, Radik

I received a message from Vladimir Aleksandrovich Zryanin. This ant is Formica rufibarbis.

Thank you very much!!!

18.05.2018 16:18, RoPro

Please define it. Tambov, 18.05.2018.
P. S. Orussidae ?

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20.05.2018 2:40, CosMosk

Please define it. Tambov, 18.05.2018.
P. S. Orussidae ?

Without a doubt, we seem to have only Orussus abietinus

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20.05.2018 2:42, CosMosk

7.05.2018 Bashkiria, Kama floodplain. Can anyone tell me who it is?

Ichneumonid horseman, subfamily Ichneumoninae

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20.05.2018 2:42, CosMosk

People, and here you can say something at least to the family, or genus?
Out of town today. On the buds of honeysuckle in a clearing in the forest near the river. The length is about 5 mm. This is the first time I've seen it.

Braconidae, they are different, and there are such, and up to a sub-family. I haven't mastered it yet.

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21.05.2018 12:25, Gerc77

Good time of day. Maybe you can help me identify it. Belarus, Glebkovka Nature Reserve, polygon 20.05.2018
Thank you in advance.

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24.05.2018 22:18, Gans75

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 13.
Ammophila sabulosa ?
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25.05.2018 0:20, AVA

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 13.
Ammophila sabulosa ?

Verno

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26.05.2018 14:55, Zum-Graat

Explain the animal, please. At first I took it for a soft-bodied beetle, but then I looked at it - and this is a hymenopteran. Moscow region, May 20.

29.05.2018 14:05, Gans75

Explain the animal, please. At first I took it for a soft-bodied beetle, but then I looked at it - and this is a hymenopteran. Moscow region, May 20.

Similar to Dolerus germanicus

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29.05.2018 14:09, Gans75

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 20.
Is it possible to determine ? Pachyprotasis rapae ?
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This post was edited by Gans75 - 05/29/2018 17: 43

29.05.2018 22:30, TimK

Good afternoon, gentlemen!
Can you tell me what kind of bee it is? Size 10-11mm. Photo from Anapa.

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30.05.2018 16:40, Radik

Please tell me Polistes. Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district. May 2018

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30.05.2018 19:40, Opatrum

Comrades, in the center of the city of Stavropol (Stavropol Territory, Russia) at the base of the stump of a sawn poplar tree, I photographed a swarm of large wasps (30.05.18).
Can you help me determine up to the type? What are the comments?
On the attached photo-it seems to be "uterus".
I also provide a link to the full video on my yandex. disk:

https://yadi.sk/d/hsWMQI7U3Wi9f6

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30.05.2018 20:00, OEV

Comrades, in the center of the city of Stavropol (Stavropol Territory, Russia) at the base of the stump of a sawn poplar tree, I photographed a swarm of large wasps (30.05.18).
Can you help me determine up to the type? What are the comments?
On the attached photo-it seems to be "uterus".
I also provide a link to the full video on my yandex. disk:

https://yadi.sk/d/hsWMQI7U3Wi9f6

Megascolia maculata maculata, female

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30.05.2018 21:31, Кархарот

Good afternoon, gentlemen!
Can you tell me what kind of bee it is? Size 10-11mm. Photo from Anapa.

Osmia rufohirta, female.

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30.05.2018 23:24, AVA

Please tell me Polistes. Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district. May 2018

Female Polistes nimpha

31.05.2018 9:21, Radik

Female Polistes nimpha

Thanks for the help.
And, these epaulettes, whether it will be possible to determine. Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district. May 13, 2018.

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31.05.2018 16:37, Pasha

Hello everyone
I apologize for the phone photos.
These live in a fungus growing on a tree. Who is it?
In the second photo, one of the burrowing wasps? Or not a wasp? Krabi Province, Thailand, April

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01.06.2018 16:22, алекс 2611

Thanks for the help.
And, these epaulettes, whether it will be possible to determine. Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district. May 13, 2018.

In these photos, everything is clear up to the genus, but in the future, when determining bees, it would be good to take a photo with a clearly visible venation of the front wing. Okay, when you shoot in nature with folded wings, but you can show everything on the pin, and here in all the photos the front wing is not completely visible.

Well, the last copy of Lasioglossum sp., the rest Andrena sp.

01.06.2018 22:20, Slavinator

Hello!
Saratov region, Engelsky district, May
Is it all Camponotus vagus? And even they take care of aphids?

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01.06.2018 22:25, Slavinator

Saratov region, May
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01.06.2018 23:17, TimK

Hello!
Saratov region, Engelsky district, May
Is it all Camponotus vagus? And even they take care of aphids?

Ah, Camponotus vagus. Groomed.

02.06.2018 0:25, Slavinator

Here are more ants, the quality suffers, but maybe who can guess?!
Saratov region, Engelsky district, May

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