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Identification of Hymenoptera (wasps, bees, ants)

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03.01.2020 23:01, Михал Потапыч

Greetings!
Photo taken on 17.10.2019 The length of the insect is 40 mm. Syzran, Samara region. City center. Help. please define. Similar to the Japanese giant hornet, but confused by the hairy legs and halo of habitat...

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05.01.2020 0:11, Михал Потапыч

Thanks for the answer! It's good that I didn't disturb her (in the Red Book after all): -)

05.01.2020 2:05, ИНО

And the shooting date is amazing...

13.01.2020 14:51, Freeman72rus

Please tell me!
Yakutia, the city of Lensk. 19.08.2017.
Probably Ammophila sabulosa, but I don't know much about insects from the word at all...

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13.01.2020 16:49, AVA

Please tell me!
Yakutia, the city of Lensk. 19.08.2017.
Probably Ammophila sabulosa, but I don't know much about insects from the word at all...

Ammophila campestris
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13.01.2020 17:08, Freeman72rus

  Ammophila campestris

Thank you, but can you tell me the characteristic signs so that I don't confuse them as much as possible in the future?

13.01.2020 22:25, AVA

Thank you, but can you tell me the characteristic signs so that I don't confuse them as much as possible in the future?

First of all, the bare and shiny dorsal field of the propodeum, as well as the red posterior half of the 1st abdominal segment.
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14.01.2020 6:23, Freeman72rus

Good afternoon! The photo is not very good, but maybe at least something can be said..
Yakutia, Lensky district, coniferous forest, shoulder of a forest highway. 23.08.2017

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14.01.2020 11:06, AVA

Good afternoon! The photo is not very good, but maybe at least something can be said..
Yakutia, Lensky district, coniferous forest, shoulder of a forest highway. 23.08.2017

Unfortunately, we can only say "something" - a male burrowing wasp of the tribe Psenini [Crabronidae, Pemphredoninae].
The image quality does not allow you to determine even the gender.
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14.01.2020 11:22, Freeman72rus

here is another photo from stocks, also not very, but somehow with hymenoptera afraid of close contact to have smile.gif. Thank you in advance for your time..
Tyumen region, Yalutorovsky district, on the side of the road away from the village flew through the window of a car. 19.07.2019.
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04.02.2020 21:11, Viobil

Hello, help me determine the view. A living hymenopteran was found. Nizhny Novgorod region. 4.02.2020.
The oral apparatus resembles the apparatus of butterflies (the proboscis was not visible), two yellow visible parts move down, L-shaped. The insect is covered with small hairs - they can be observed on the walls of the box. It has 4 wings, the lower pair is bordered. At the end of the abdomen, a double tail extends from above, consisting of two oval pubescent parts (like cancer, but without the middle parts), in the photo it is folded. Apparently, it belongs to the sessile-bellied subfamily. The color is black, the stripes are yellow.

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04.02.2020 22:16, Сергей-Д

Hello, help me determine the view. A living hymenopteran was found. Nizhny Novgorod region. 4.02.2020.
The oral apparatus resembles the apparatus of butterflies (the proboscis was not visible), two yellow visible parts move down, L-shaped. The insect is covered with small hairs - they can be observed on the walls of the box. It has 4 wings, the lower pair is bordered. At the end of the abdomen, a double tail extends from above, consisting of two oval pubescent parts (like cancer, but without the middle parts), in the photo it is folded. Apparently, it belongs to the sessile-bellied subfamily. The color is black, the stripes are yellow.

It's not a hymenopteran.
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12.02.2020 22:05, Melodi

Tarkhankut, Crimea June 7 on the shore of the estuary, it seems to me that this is a male Tropidodynerus interruptus, but since I could not find information on all local species, please check if the definition is correct.
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13.02.2020 13:28, Кархарот

male Tropidodynerus interruptus

Yes, that's right.
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14.02.2020 16:02, MacrohunterLS

Ciscaucasia, end of May

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14.02.2020 16:05, MacrohunterLS

At least approximately

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14.02.2020 16:11, MacrohunterLS

is it Osmia aurulenta or are there options? Ciscaucasia, early June

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14.02.2020 20:43, Kseniialem

Lviv, 14.02, lived in my closet, this is not the first copy. I don't know anything about insects and I'm very afraid of them. Is this creature dangerous? Does it bite?

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14.02.2020 22:22, ИНО

Some kind of sphecida. Nothing can be seen, but based on the location of the find, we can timidly assume Sceliphron curvatum. Judging by the last photo, the real reason to be afraid is not you, but they.

14.02.2020 23:51, алекс 2611

At least approximately


Male Andrena. There are several fairly similar types of legumes. I won't say up to the form
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15.02.2020 15:48, Кархарот

is it Osmia aurulenta or are there options? Ciscaucasia, early June

And why does it have a prong at the end of its abdomen, like Lithurgus? But Lithurgus should have clear bandages. I don't understand, it's hard to see. It doesn't look like O. rufohirta either, and it's too late for it. confused.gif

15.02.2020 15:49, Кархарот

Ciscaucasia, end of May

Female Lasioglossum.
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15.02.2020 19:51, AVA

.. Judging by the last photo, the real reason to be afraid is not you, but they.

Especially since it is a male. It can't sting or bite.
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15.02.2020 21:52, MacrohunterLS

And why does it have a prong at the end of its abdomen, like Lithurgus? But Lithurgus should have clear bandages. I don't understand, it's hard to see. It doesn't look like O. rufohirta either, and it's too late for it. confused.gif

I thought it was a stinger arrangement like Galictus'. But the most interesting thing is

15.02.2020 22:53, Kseniialem

Google says that this is something similar to a black and yellow mud daub. Yes, that's exactly what it says. As for me - a suitable name. lol.gif and as I understand it, Sceliphron curvatum belongs there, only on these that I killed - there were no yellow stripes, completely black. There were two of them in my closet, if they laid eggs, then these eggs will die on their own, because I killed large individuals?

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16.02.2020 4:52, ИНО

Curvatum always has yellow-brown stripes. Either you didn't see them, or it's something else (which is unlikely).

The translator ignored the word "Wasp". Although what kind of request, such is the answer lol.gif

16.02.2020 20:06, MacrohunterLS

Ciscaucasia, end of May

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17.02.2020 0:49, Кархарот

Ciscaucasia, end of May

Female Chelostoma, subgenus Chelostoma s. str. As luck would have it, the platypus is closed, sometimes by a stamen, then by a peduncle. On Ornithogalum (is it O. arcuatum?) rather, it will be Ch. mocsaryi, it is not marked there, but it should be.
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17.02.2020 12:56, MacrohunterLS

Female Chelostoma, subgenus Chelostoma s. str. As luck would have it, the platypus is closed, sometimes by a stamen, then by a peduncle. On Ornithogalum (is it O. arcuatum?) rather, it will be Ch. mocsaryi, it is not marked there, but it should be.

Thank you. There is a trim panel, but only one with grease

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18.02.2020 0:05, MacrohunterLS

Early May

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19.02.2020 19:29, Кархарот

Thank you. There is a trim panel, but only one with grease

Still, it's Ch. florisomne (usually found on buttercups and dandelions).
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19.02.2020 23:26, MacrohunterLS

Ciscaucasia, April

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23.02.2020 17:08, Woodmen

Surroundings of Kirovo-Chepetsk, Kirov region. 02.09.2017.

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24.02.2020 14:50, chebur

Please help me identify the sawfly.
May 8, 2018 Moscow region, Lukhovitsky district, Beloomut settlement, glade in a pine forest
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24.02.2020 20:57, MacrohunterLS

Ciscaucasia, May

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24.02.2020 23:05, ИНО

In my opinion Allodynerus delphinalis.
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25.02.2020 15:14, Кархарот

And in my opinion Euodynerus quadrifasciatus (as far as you can see, the edging of the pronotum is not very wide, the punctuation of the scutum and tergums is moderately large, the lamella on the second tergum is narrow, so that E. posticus fits less, and the pubescence is rather shaggy, so it doesn't really pull on E. notatus either).
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25.02.2020 18:13, ИНО

Please tell me I'm not an expert. I didn't notice the semi-transparent evodyne border right away. Lamella - is that what it's called? It will be necessary to check your photos of allodinerus on the subject of stray evodinerus, otherwise I can't see them, except for dantizi, something here, and they should be...

26.02.2020 1:56, Кархарот

Yes, that's what it's called (I wrote "on the second tergum", but really meant "on the first"). Allodynerus is also slightly slimmer in body, but it is necessary to fill the eye.

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