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04.05.2019 20:14, Gans75

August 17, sand pit.
But with pompilida (?) I can't figure it out for sure
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This post was edited by Gans75 - 04.05.2019 20: 15

05.05.2019 13:57, Gans75

Same thing on August 17, mixed forest.
Xiphydria camelus ?
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05.05.2019 14:25, IchMan

Same thing on August 17, mixed forest.
Xiphydria camelus ?

She is sama

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05.05.2019 14:27, IchMan

August 17, sand pit.
But with pompilida (?) I can't figure it out for sure

So it's not pompilida, but Crabronidae-Astata?boops, if anything-AVA clarifies.

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05.05.2019 17:32, Кархарот

Confused by the darkness of the legs ...
By the way, which one is it ?
http://www.catalogueoflife.org/col/search/...ossil/1/match/1

Despite the legs, nothing else known there fits.
I wouldn't bother with subspecies, it's all conditional. And the Eumenins in the Catalog of Life are sometimes so delusional that it is better not to use them at all (for example, there are about 200 species in the genus Odynerus, when there are less than 50 of them) .

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05.05.2019 19:23, Johnsonbl4

Good day to all. Can you tell me what kind of animal it is - orange head, turquoise wings? Caught in Samara, half an hour ago, on a pine tree.

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This post was edited by Johnsonbl4 - 05.05.2019 19: 25

05.05.2019 19:31, Fornax13

Good day to all. Can you tell me what kind of animal it is - orange head, turquoise wings? Caught in Samara, half an hour ago, on a pine tree.

It must be Acantholyda erythrocephala

This post was edited by Fornax13-05.05.2019 19: 32

06.05.2019 22:36, Anton Kozyrev

Saratov region, May.
1. Dolichovespula adulterina?
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2. ?

07.05.2019 11:38, MacrohunterLS

Ciscaucasia, the other day

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07.05.2019 15:36, AVA

Saratov region, May.
1. Dolichovespula adulterina?

For an accurate definition, you need to see the head, or rather the platband, in front.
And from this angle, even the ancestral identity is questionable.

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07.05.2019 23:22, алекс 2611

Ciscaucasia, the other day

Similar to Lasioglossum xanthopus (Kirby 1802)

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07.05.2019 23:26, Anton Kozyrev

For an accurate definition, you need to see the head, or rather the platband, in front.
And from this angle, even the ancestral identity is questionable.

Front and side view:
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08.05.2019 9:45, AVA

Front and side view:

Female Vespula vulgaris

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08.05.2019 11:09, MacrohunterLS

Something is lagging. I can't attach a photo. It's like it's being dropped. And the download passes. And I changed the size and deleted files from those that I uploaded earlier. Yesterday it rolled once and all

Before, if it didn't accept it, it reported suspicions of spam. Now silent

08.05.2019 16:28, Anton Kozyrev

Something is lagging. I can't attach a photo.

http://molbiol.ru/forums/index.php?showtopic=582993

09.05.2019 15:05, Gans75

Northwest Ukraine, April 28.
Ichneumoninae, no more ??
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12.05.2019 15:16, Gans75

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 1.
??
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12.05.2019 17:05, AVA

What is this creation? Sverdlovsk region, May

Female Podalonia hirsuta

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14.05.2019 7:30, Gans75

Ukraine, May 2, on blueberry flowers.
Andrena lapponica ?
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This post was edited by Gans75 - 15.05.2019 21: 40

15.05.2019 23:24, Anton Kozyrev

Saratov region, May.
2. ?

Ronisia barbara?

17.05.2019 0:05, Gans75

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 12.
Dolerus puncticollis, or Dolerus gonager and how to distinguish them ?
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This post was edited by Gans75 - 17.05.2019 00: 06

18.05.2019 10:16, TimK

Ronisia barbara?

On my website antvid.org there is no such wasp. And the photo is beautiful. And if you allow me to post this photo on my website (of course, I will indicate that the photo was taken by you), then I will tell you that according to Arkady Stepanovich Lelei, this photo shows a female Physetopoda halensis (Fabricius, 1787).

Agreed?

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18.05.2019 20:08, Anton Kozyrev

On my website antvid.org there is no such wasp. And the photo is beautiful. And if you allow me to post this photo on my website (of course, I will indicate that the photo was taken by you), then I will tell you that according to Arkady Stepanovich Lelei, this photo shows a female Physetopoda halensis (Fabricius, 1787). Agreed?

Thanks for the definition! Yes, of course, the photo can be used. You can take a full-size photo here.
If necessary, then here it's the same, slightly retouched.

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22.05.2019 16:45, TimK

Thanks for the definition! Yes, of course, the photo can be used. You can take a full-size photo here.
If necessary, then here it's the same, slightly retouched.

I didn't determine it, thanks to A. S. Leley. Posted like this:
http://www.antvid.org/Vespa/Gal/Physetopoda%20halensis.html

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24.05.2019 1:54, Gans75

Ukraina, Rivne region, May 18.
Aglaostigma fulvipes ?
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This post was edited by Gans75 - 24.05.2019 01: 55

24.05.2019 12:39, Radik

Please help me with the definition. May 18, 2019. Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district, Blagodatnaya
village By keys it turns out that Polistes albellus.

This post was edited by Radik - 24.05.2019 12: 40

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24.05.2019 20:42, AVA

Please help me with the definition. May 18, 2019. Tatarstan, Nizhnekamsk district, Blagodatnaya
village By keys it turns out that Polistes albellus.

Yes, female Polistes albellus

25.05.2019 23:06, MacrohunterLS

No matter how hard I tried, I couldn't upload it. I had to climb the flickr. Here are two wasps: https://www.flickr.com/photos/181616928@N05...eposted-public/ and https://www.flickr.com/photos/181616928@N05...eposted-public/ Are these the females of Germanica and vulgaris??

This post was edited by MacrohunterLS - 25.05.2019 23: 11

26.05.2019 20:12, AVA

No matter how hard I tried, I couldn't upload it. I had to climb the flickr. Here are two wasps: https://www.flickr.com/photos/181616928@N05...eposted-public/ and https://www.flickr.com/photos/181616928@N05...eposted-public/ Are these the females of Germanica and vulgaris??

Yes, the first is Vespula germanica, the second is Vespula vulgaris, although not completely typical. Where was it taken?

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27.05.2019 10:35, MacrohunterLS

Yes, the first is Vespula germanica, the second is Vespula vulgaris, although not completely typical. Where was it taken?

Sorry, I forgot to specify: Ciscaucasia (foothills)

27.05.2019 10:54, AVA

Sorry, I forgot to specify: Ciscaucasia (foothills)

Then no options.

29.05.2019 12:57, MacrohunterLS

I would like to clarify. Here is a paper wasp, the most common here (Ciscaucasia). Is it possible to get to the view from this photo https://www.flickr.com/photos/181616928@N05...tetaken-public/

29.05.2019 15:32, AVA

I would like to clarify. Here is a paper wasp, the most common here (Ciscaucasia). Is it possible to get to the view from this photo https://www.flickr.com/photos/181616928@N05...tetaken-public/

If the mandibles are black, and the top of the abdomen below with a yellow spot, then Polistes dominula.
If the mandibles are yellow and the top of the abdomen is black below, then Polistes gallicus.
Unfortunately, these signs are not visible in the photo. However, based on some features of the coloring, I tend to prefer the first option.

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30.05.2019 12:57, MiLLeNium Niobius

May 3, Tula region. In the garden on a mallow leaf, but it could have fallen off a pine tree.
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May 5, Tula region. A clearing in a small copse, a bumblebee was dug out of the ground from a depth of several centimeters. While I was looking for the right angle, taking sighting shots, he was sitting motionless, and suddenly he took off like a bullet. So I didn't get a picture of his face. Who was it?
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01.06.2019 18:51, Jaguar paw

Please help with the definition of pompilida. Cryptocheilus fabricii

. Georgia, Gori, end of May. user posted image

This post was edited by Jaguar paw-01.06.2019 22: 28

01.06.2019 22:14, MacrohunterLS

The size is somewhere 10-12 mm. Ciscaucasia
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This post was edited by MacrohunterLS - 02.06.2019 10: 57

07.06.2019 3:18, CosMosk

Northwest Ukraine, April 28.
Ichneumoninae, no more ??

Cryptinae

07.06.2019 3:19, CosMosk

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 1.
??

Diplazontinae, most likely

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07.06.2019 3:20, CosMosk

The size is somewhere 10-12 mm. Ciscaucasia

Chelostoma

This post was edited by CosMosk - 07.06.2019 03: 20

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08.06.2019 19:56, алекс 2611

The size is somewhere 10-12 mm. Ciscaucasia

Well, once on the flowers of buttercups, it means Chelostoma florisomne

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