Identification of Hymenoptera (wasps, bees, ants)

Need help identifying ants.
Is it someone from Myrmica? Is it possible to determine the view from such photos?
01.06.2018, Minsk, Belarus. Under a brick wall on the site of an old manor house near a stream.
Thank you in advance.

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Saratov region, May
I apologize for the dismemberment)

1,3 Andrena haemorrhoa
2 and 4 Eucera sp.

This post was edited by alex 2611-02.06.2018 10: 14

Hello, I ask for help in determining
20.05.2018
Minsk region, Minsk district.
Polygon, along roads.
sorry for the quality of the photo.

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Hello everyone
I apologize for the phone photos.
These live in a fungus growing on a tree. Who is it?

Meliponine bees (stingless bees), live in the tree cavity. This is not a mushroom, but an entrance tube leading to the nest, built by the bees themselves.

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 20.
Pamphilius hortorum ?


This post was edited by Gans75 - 03.06.2018 15: 25

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 01.06.2018.

Rostov region, Shakhty
Habrocampulum biguttatum?

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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 of Andrena sp.

Thanks for the tip. I didn't know about the wings. I'll do
it Now. it may be possible to determine.





This post was edited by Radik-04.06.2018 10: 32

Tell me, please, Acantholyda posticalis ? Moscow region, 23.05.2018.

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

Please indicate the size of ants.
6. Probably one of the lepto-darkthorax patients. I can't see anything.
5.1 The genus Tetramorium
4. I think the genus Myrmica
is 3.2 and the Subgenus Serviformica is 3.1. To determine the appearance, you need to see the spaced hairs on the body.

Need help identifying ants.
Is it someone from Myrmica? Is it possible to determine the view from such photos?
01.06.2018, Minsk, Belarus. Under a brick wall on the site of an old manor house near a stream.
Thank you in advance.

Yes, the genus Myrmica. But it is extremely difficult, and sometimes impossible, to determine the species of this genus even from very high-quality photos. You can't tell the view from these photos. It is necessary, at least, to clearly see the wrinkles around the antennal pits. And here even the thorns on the epinotum are not really visible.

Please indicate the size of ants.
6. Probably one of the lepto-darkthorax patients. I can't see anything.
5.1 The genus Tetramorium
4. I think the genus Myrmica
is 3.2 and the Subgenus Serviformica is 3.1. To determine up to the species, you need to see the spaced hairs on the body.

3.2 and 3.1 tend to Serviformica cunicularia, near steppe

Saratov region, Engelsky district, May

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What kind of "flies" love each other?
Ocd. Krasnoyarsk, forest-steppe. 30.05.18.

3.2 and 3.1 I lean towards Serviformica cunicularia, near the steppe

The fact that the steppe is nearby does not mean anything. You need to look at the hairs. Most likely (70 percent) - Formica cinerea. But it can also be Formica cunicularia and Formica rufibarbis.

This post was edited by TimK-04.06.2018 22: 37

Please tell me the type of ant. Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district Broad-leaved forest (maple, elm, bird cherry) with a predominance of aspen, near the village of Blagodatnaya. May 2018

Please tell me the type of ant. Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district Broad-leaved forest (maple, elm, bird cherry) with a predominance of aspen, near the village of Blagodatnaya. May 2018

Apparently Camponotus ligniperda. But it would be better to see what reddish spots there are on the first segment of the abdomen (at the point of attachment of the abdomen to the stalk) in other individuals of the family. The fact is that this reddish-brown spot in the place of attachment of the abdomen is the main difference between Camponotus ligniperda and Camponotus herculeanus. The latter usually does not have a spot, but there may be lighter areas in some individuals. In short, if the spot is very small or there are two small ones on the sides of the attachment point of the abdomen - these two types can be confused. It is better to look at spots in several individuals and choose large specimens with large heads. If almost all large individuals or at least one individual has spots, this spot is large (visible even in the top view) - Camponotus ligniperda. If almost everyone does not have a spot - Camponotus herculeanus.

This post was edited by TimK-05.06.2018 13: 01

Tula.
1. End of May, residential areas. Bombus terrestris?


2. Yesterday, early in the morning, I was sitting on the asphalt.

This post was edited by Radik-05.06.2018 13: 36

Apparently Camponotus ligniperda. But it would be better to see what reddish spots there are on the first segment of the abdomen (at the point of attachment of the abdomen to the stalk) in other individuals of the family. The fact is that this reddish-brown spot in the place of attachment of the abdomen is the main difference between Camponotus ligniperda and Camponotus herculeanus. The latter usually does not have a spot, but there may be lighter areas in some individuals. In short, if the spot is very small or there are two small ones on the sides of the attachment point of the abdomen - these two types can be confused. It is better to look at spots in several individuals and choose large specimens with large heads. If almost all large individuals or at least one individual has spots, this spot is large (visible even in the top view) - Camponotus ligniperda. If almost everyone does not have a spot - Camponotus herculeanus.

Thank you for such a detailed answer.
The truth is that there is only one instance.

And what kind of Rhogogaster can you tell from the side view ? I didn't think to take a picture from above. Moscow region, 02.06.2018.
P. S. Tenthredo mesomela ?

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Tell me the systematic position of this creation. Caught on September 9 in the Moscow region.

Is there anything to say about these insects? Moscow region, June 9-10.

1. I got caught at home.


2.
3.

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 28.
Do we define up to the species Allantus (Emphytus) sp. ?

Help to identify scolia
Donetsk region, Torez, 11.06

Scolia fuciformis?



This post was edited by astronom - 17.06.2018 10: 45

Bumblebees
on June 13, St. Petersburg
Flew in the park, climbed into all the holes, tried to dig the ground.
Please tell me if it is visible, type, gender and status.

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please help me determine
14.6.2018, Chuvash Republic

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please help me determine
14.6.2018, Chuvash Republic

Male Ancistrocerus sp. [Vespidae, Eumeninae]
The view from such a small photo would not be guaranteed.

Hello! Please help me identify the insect.
June 2, St. Petersburg

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Hello! Please help me identify the insect.
June 2, St. Petersburg

Cimbex is a sawmill operator.

Tell me, please, is this Myrmica rubra with its own farm? The photo was taken in mid-June in the Rtishchevsky district in a mixed deciduous grove.


This post was edited by Aksin - 16.06.2018 14: 35

Moscow region, June 16.

Tell me, please, is this Myrmica rubra with its own farm? The photo was taken in mid-June in the Rtishchevsky district in a mixed deciduous grove.

The shape of the scapus and the spines of the epinotum are similar to those of Myrmica rubra. But this is not enough. To determine the appearance, you need at least to look at the wrinkles around the antennal pits.

Moscow region, June 16.

It looks like a female Anthidium florentinum, but to be sure, it would be good to look at the muzzle of the face.

It looks like a female Anthidium florentinum, but to be sure, it would be good to look at the muzzle of the face.

Thank you, unfortunately, there is no front angle. I didn't think it was anything interesting, I took it for a babbling fly, so I took a couple of quick shots and went on. Only in the pictures did I see that it was a hymenopteran.

This post was edited by Zum-Graat - 17.06.2018 00: 02

Is it really possible to determine what kind of animal? The photo was taken in early June in the Rtishchevsky district at abandoned dachas.

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Is it really possible to determine what kind of animal? The photo was taken in early June in the Rtishchevsky district at abandoned dachas.

Cephidae, maybe Calameuta filiformis

Is there anything you can say about this bumblebee? Interesting "bald spot" on the back and pretty bald belly. Moscow region, June 16, a meadow at the very edge of a mixed forest.

What kind of "flies" love each other?
Ocd. Krasnoyarsk, forest-steppe. 30.05.18.

Michael, this is the bee Eucera sp. A male with such a long mustache )
I have a couple of species, it's most likely E. longicornis