Identification of Hymenoptera (wasps, bees, ants)

Damn, I didn't notice the tip about the info. According to the photo above, this is a close Moscow region (consider Moscow), an ordinary residential area, there is a lake a kilometer away and the forest begins, if this is important) Winter, Russia, early February.

Hello. Tell me, please, if anyone knows-these are simple parasitic wasps? rather, their cubs O. o
appeared suddenly on the window, inside the living room, 40 pieces already killed, new ones sometimes appear and I think soon there will be a lot again) They're supposed to be dead in a few days, aren't they? and it seems to be safe...
and they don't go anywhere from the window,as if the coolness is pleasant to them.

I even developed the topic on the Picaboo site, they advised me to go here)
https://pikabu.ru/story/nezvannyie_gosti_v_...482431#comments
Just dumb somehow, I sleep in 30 centimeters and a curtain from them, I hope they are completely apathetic and kind, and die =(

Apparently, these wasps are Megastigmus sp. (Torymidae). They are, by the way, a few of the herbivorous chalcidoids-seed eaters. No bumps in the house? They could have gotten out of there. To the window fly to the light. They'll die soon, of course.

Good afternoon! Please help me with the definition.
Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk. On the windowsill of the apartment. At the time, 9.01.2019, the fishing was live . At such a time hatched. Could the pupae have ended up in the purchased land for violets? Violets grow on the windowsill. There are also violets on the shelves next to it on the wall.
The one that is larger - 5 mm

The larger one is Gelis areator (Panzer, 1804) from Phygadeuontinae. Polyphage, including can parasitize in many species of braconids and ichneumonids.

These are already improved photos of a tailless individual from the vicinity of the village of Kalmiyabash.

And improved, they leave a lot to be desired. Couldn't dead insects that don't fly away have been better captured, at least partially in focus?
I know amphibians and monkeys without tails, but I don't know quails
A headless specimen from the tribe Ephialtini is most likely Dolichomitus sp.
Red-bellied female Amblyjoppa fuscipennis (Wesmael, 1845)

Saratov region, Engelsky district, May

3. Neoxorides sp. (Ichneumonidae, Poemeninae) - the species cannot be identified from this photo

Good day! What kind of animal? It looks like a cimbex of some sort. Location-Volgograd, time-end of April.

Pseudoclavellaria amerinae L.

Moscow region, pos. Voynovo mountain caterpillar Lomographa bimaculata 18.07.2018 on mountain ash


Parasite 5.02.2019

The larger one is Gelis areator (Panzer, 1804) from Phygadeuontinae. Polyphage, including can parasitize in many species of braconids and ichneumonids.

Thank you very much for the definition.
And, about the small perepon: can I name at least what subfamily it belongs to?

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Neither Amblyjoppa fuscipennis (Wesmael, 1845) nor Dolichomitus are listed in the Catalog of Animals of Bashkortostan (Bayanov et al., 2015). Their range does not really reach Bashkiria, or they were simply not found by researchers who studied the riders of Bashkiria.

Hello! What kind of insect builds such nests for larvae?

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I will add, early August, north of the Saratov region.

Hello! What kind of insect builds such nests for larvae?

Leafcutter bees of the genus Megachile

Hello!
Is it possible to determine the type and gender?
Time and place of shooting: 30.04.2018 16: 14: 00
, Sarashi village, Bardymsky district, Perm Krai, Russia. Tulva hill, on the bank of the Tulva river.
In the greenhouse.

This is not a membrane, but a freckle - Plecoptera

I will add, early August, north of the Saratov region.

Wrote in PM. I was interested in your cocoons.

Does anyone have scans of these articles (I'm even ready to buy them):

1. M. D. Ruzsky (Co-authored with A. Gordyagin). Some data on the fauna of ants
in Eastern Russia / / Trudy Kazan. Ob-va ed. - 1894-Vol. 27-Issue 2-p. 1-33.

2. M. D. Ruzsky. To the fauna of ants of the East of Russia / / Trudy Kazan. Ob-va est. - 1895-Vol
. 28-Issue 5-pp. 5-35.

3. Ruzsky M. Verzeichnis der Ameisen des östlichen Russlands und des Uralgebirges // Berl.
Entomol. Zeitschrift. – 1896 – Bd. 41 – Hf. 1 S. 67-74.

This miracle was discovered on February 22, 2019 from the jar where the Arge nigripes cocoon was located. Also in this jar was a layer of earth about 2 cm and a certain amount of sphagnum.
Is it a parasite? Or was it accidentally brought into the jar with earth or moss?

This miracle was discovered on February 22, 2019 from the jar where the Arge nigripes cocoon was located. Also in this jar was a layer of earth about 2 cm and a certain amount of sphagnum.
Is it a parasite? Or was it accidentally brought into the jar with earth or moss?

Horseman of the family Chalcididae, possibly Brachymeria sp.

I forgot to write that the Moscow region, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district.
What does he do with those legs?

I forgot to write that the Moscow region, Orekhovo-Zuyevsky district.
What does he do with those legs?

He jumps with them. And not a weak one.

They look like pruning shears ))

Is it possible to determine the type and gender?
April 30, 2018
15: 18: 00. In the greenhouse.
Bardymsky District, Perm Krai, Russia
Tulva hill, on the bank of the Tulva river.

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This miracle was discovered on February 22, 2019 from the jar where the Arge nigripes cocoon was located. Also in this jar was a layer of earth about 2 cm and a certain amount of sphagnum.
Is it a parasite? Or was it accidentally brought into the jar with earth or moss?

Chalcis biguttata Spinola seems like-by key in green from 3 species, photos in the Internet are different. It would be nice to stock up in the pet museum - there are "seams" on chalcidoids (especially after the famous eulofidchits, it seems).
The genus is located on the larvae,in the humus more often all sorts of sargus are easily bred.

This post was edited by CosMosk - 02/25/2019 19: 28

Thank you very much for the definition.
And, about the small perepon: can I name at least what subfamily it belongs to?

Pteromalidae

Hello. Tell me, please, if anyone knows-these are simple parasitic wasps? rather, their cubs O. o
appeared suddenly on the window, inside the living room, 40 pieces already killed, new ones sometimes appear and I think soon there will be a lot again) They're supposed to be dead in a few days, aren't they? and it seems to be safe...
and they don't go anywhere from the window,as if the coolness is pleasant to them.

Megastigmuses are also often derived from rosehip, maybe blackthorn, or cones. They fly into the light from the dark,just like other chalcidoids.

This post was edited by CosMosk - 25.02.2019 19: 30

Is it possible to determine the type and gender?
April 30, 2018
15: 18: 00. In the greenhouse.
Bardymsky District, Perm Krai, Russia
Tulva hill, on the bank of the Tulva river.

Loderus sp. female

Is this a male collet? What's he got?

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Sapiga? Krasnodarskiy kray

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The sawyer? Krasnodarskiy kray

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A road wasp?

Very large sphecode(?) (more than 1.5 cm) Autumn, Krasnodar Region

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Pteromalidae? Is it connected with Larinami?

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Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 09.10.2018.

Vietnam, Nha Trang and Dalat, March

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Is it possible to determine the species (genus, family) and gender? Loderus sp.?
01 May 2018
19: 18: 00. In a private farm on the bank of the Tulva river.
Bardymsky District, Perm Krai, Russia
Tulva upland.

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Is it possible to determine the species (genus, family) and gender? Loderus sp.?
01 May 2018
19: 18: 00. In a private farm on the bank of the Tulva river.
Bardymsky District, Perm Krai, Russia
Tulva upland.

No, it's one of the ichneumonids.

Is this a male collet? What's he got?

yes, it looks especially like Collet, it has triungulins on it, I don't know whose.
then yes, sapiga,
then braconid," telepathically " turns cardiochiline - I don't know,
then pompilid with braconine
yes, sphecodes

Pteromalidae? Is it connected with Larinami?

Ormyridae, Ormyrus. more likely with mottled wings, but primary or secondary parasitoid-I don't know.

This post was edited by CosMosk-09.03.2019 22: 36

yes, it looks especially like Collet, it has triungulins on it, I don't know whose.
then yes, sapiga,
then braconid," telepathically " turns cardiochiline - I don't know,
then pompilid with braconine
yes,sphecodes
Ormyridae, Ormyrus. more likely with mottled wings, but primary or secondary parasitoid-I don't know.

Thank you very much! especially with a braconid, because I've already broken my head. So we have a dime a dozen of them in the fall, but all the usual poachers, orange and black.
Here are some more parasites, I won't even guess. All small (2-3 mm) shiny multicolored, mostly golden, brownish and green, there was even one pink, larger. It's a pity the pictures didn't work out, it hurts to be fast and shy, the shots are blurry. Krasnodar Region, autumn(the sun warmed up in November), at dusk

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pteromalid (close to pteromalus) and torimid, then-probably the same torimid and the male of another pteromalida

Hello, colleagues!
Please help me identify a wasp from Bashkiria. By all parameters, this is a male P. chinensis. Is it so? This wasp is also similar to Polistes gallicus (The temples are narrow, the platypus is rounded, the antennae are not completely darkened). However, A.V. Antropov and N. A. Khrustalev (2008) report that the latter species occurs only in the south-west of Russia. And the "Catalog of animals of Bashkortostan" (2015) indicates the presence of P. gallicus in Bashkiria. What should I do?

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Dear colleagues, please help us deal with this type of wasp as well.
By all indications, this is Polistes albellus. But both specimens (male and female) were caught on 30.08.2018 in the vicinity of the same village in the Buraevsky district of Bashkiria.
However, some experts believe that this species does not exist in Russia. Over the past 40 years, the concept of wasps (I mean Hymenoptera, vol. 3., 1978) has changed so much that you will not find the ends.
The collection was carried out in an open area bordering a broad-leaved forest.

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