Identification of Hymenoptera (wasps, bees, ants)

A bee from the Nomada genus. Previously referred to the family Anthophoridae, in modern literature referred to the family Apidae. Parasite in bees of the genus Andrena. A familiar sight. When I get to korbka, I'll probably tell you before the view.

Can anyone comment on my bumblebees ?

It is certainly possible to speak out. But it will be such a fortune-telling on coffee grounds... It's inconvenient somehow.

But, nevertheless... After all, I then still look at the Internet (double-check). As it is, I don't even have anywhere to go. I thought there was some kind of generalizing table with the image of bumblebees - but I didn't find it. On the Internet, you can practically go out only by appearance.

I tried to name bumblebee number 5 Bombus equestris, but I realized that it was complete garbage. No, I don't like public conversations. Let's have single bees - I'll watch. Bumblebees and folding wasps are not my thing.

Two more bees from MO.

1. Someone from Megachilidae like, somewhere I came across this male "with a big mustache"

Two more bees from MO.

1. Someone from Megachilidae like, somewhere I came across this male "with a big mustache"

2.? is from a different angle, but a bad photo

Can we try to identify this guy?

and here is another group of bees from the genus as I understand Dasypoda..is it possible to define up to the type???If you need other angles, I'll do it

good evening, well, forgive me for Nomada
help me deal with my wasps/bees
1. I'm already afraid to assume that this is
2. I think from the same series
3. I can't go to the motherland in any way, tell me what to start from..something from megahil, maybe some thread Lithurgus...

15 - some galikt size I would like to know

  
... Here Alex said that 7-8 is not Braconidae and Chalcidae I'm certainly not a specialist, but it seems to me that I'm closer to the truth

Friends, I found some of my macrophotographers on your wonderful forum. And all of course with questions, but what is it??? Please help me too. In my opinion, this is something from andrenid, but I'm not an expert at all. Tver region, pine forest, sand, roadside, colony of 50-70 bees.

Defining this type is important to me. It is necessary to make a competent signature in the journal. So I'll try a little more detail. The length of the body seemed to me 10-12 mm. (And rather 10 than 12) Exact location-Tver region, Toropetsky district. It is near the Novgorod region. The shooting time is early August. There is an active construction of burrows in sunny weather. With tactile contact, she pretends to be dead. Meliturga seemed to me like a southern view, forest-steppe and so on. Although in half a kilometer marked fires crackling-fillies also seem to be steppe. I can provide high-resolution photos.

I often get the same nonsense with flies. The main thing is to correctly identify the family. If you define the family incorrectly , you will definitely "find" something similar in another family. And Nomada at me the first couple of years too in wasps stood. Only then did I figure it out.