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01.04.2020 21:07, алекс 2611

Georgia, Gori, 30. III. 2020. Osmia coerulescens ♂ ?


Male Osmia, but the species is some other
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01.04.2020 23:29, Кархарот

Most likely, this is a male Osmia bicornis, but I usually distinguish them from similar species by their genitals.
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02.04.2020 12:36, Anton Kozyrev

Saratov, March
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03.04.2020 21:29, Anton Kozyrev

Vespula vulgaris?
Saratov, April.
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03.04.2020 23:29, MacrohunterLS

is andrena like this or something else?
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Bicolor?
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male, whose can it be? regularly come across
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All photos are fresh, Predkavkaze

04.04.2020 1:01, ИНО

Vespula vulgaris?
Saratov, April.
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Vulgaris do not have a red color, and the pattern of tergite belly is different. Rufa is.
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04.04.2020 13:02, алекс 2611

is andrena like this or something else?
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Bicolor?
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male, whose can it be? regularly come across
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All photos are fresh, Ciscaucasia

1. Similar to Andrena flavipes
2.Osmia bicolor.
3. Male Osmia sp.
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04.04.2020 23:40, MacrohunterLS

I suspect Sphecodes fuscipennis, since I was hanging around the colony of Colletes cunicularius. Similar?

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05.04.2020 13:19, ИНО

Sphecodes exactly, and then I pass.

05.04.2020 14:07, MacrohunterLS

1. Similar to Andrena flavipes
2.Osmia bicolor.
3. Male Osmia sp.

In No. 3, I suspect Osmia rufohirta, as they are present side by side with Osmia bicolor, and there are enough shells here. Isn't that him?

05.04.2020 14:49, Кархарот

In No. 3, I suspect Osmia rufohirta, as they are present side by side with Osmia bicolor, and there are enough shells here. Isn't that him?

No, this is a subgenus of Helicosmia, you can assume the banal O. caerulescens, but you can't say for sure from this photo, there are still similar, but larger O. leaiana, O. melanogaster, O. niveata and an even larger O. dimidiata.
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06.04.2020 13:45, bogdan88

Melecta luctuosa? 5.04 Crimea, Sudak. And is she asleep or dead?
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06.04.2020 14:11, Кархарот

Melekta is asleep. I don't really know.

06.04.2020 20:55, bogdan88

Melekta is asleep. I don't really know.

Thank you, I asked to join the profile group on Facebook and they confirmed my version. And in the annotated lists for Crimea it is present

07.04.2020 16:07, алекс 2611

I suspect Sphecodes fuscipennis, since I was hanging around the colony of Colletes cunicularius. Similar?



In Colletes cunicularius, Sphecodes albilabris Fabricius, 1793 usually rotates in a colony. Isn't this their main parasite?

07.04.2020 16:07, алекс 2611

Thank you, I asked to join the profile group on Facebook and they confirmed my version. It is also included in the annotated lists for Crimea



What's the band?

07.04.2020 20:03, MacrohunterLS

In Colletes cunicularius, Sphecodes albilabris Fabricius, 1793 usually rotates in a colony. Isn't this their main parasite?

It turned out that these are synonyms. On the website of the Bee of Belarus, it is available and, yes, it is similar, like

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08.04.2020 13:53, bogdan88

What's the band?

https://www.facebook.com/groups/242379842562550/ but on inaturalist, people don't want to define up to a view. Although there are only 2 types of melect in Crimea and they are visually clearly distinguished
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09.04.2020 12:54, MacrohunterLS

Dominant or gallic? Ciscaucasia

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09.04.2020 16:42, AVA

Dominant or gallic? Ciscaucasia

Polistes dominula
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09.04.2020 21:32, алекс 2611

  https://www.facebook.com/groups/242379842562550/ but on inaturalist, people don't want to define up to a view. Although there are only 2 types of melect in the Crimea and they visually differ well


The catalog of hymenoptera of Russia gives 4 species from the genus Melecta in the Crimea. Plus a couple more views are quite possible

10.04.2020 0:14, Anton Kozyrev

Saratov, Kumysnaya Polyana Forest Park, April.
Vespula vulgaris?
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10.04.2020 11:14, MacrohunterLS

I do not give up trying to determine this osmium. Size: female about 12 mm, male up to 10 mm. Similar. The color is radically black (anthracite). The upper part of the body is covered with pale yellowish hairs, which give the upper part of the abdomen a bronze hue. Black hairs break out on the platypus, the bottom of the abdomen is all black. They often carry passengers(by the way, do you know anything about them?). Active since the end of March. Females have appeared recently and are quite common. Foothills of the North-west Cc.
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male with passengers
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10.04.2020 14:49, Кархарот

Saratov, Kumysnaya Polyana Forest Park, April.
Vespula vulgaris?

Да.
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10.04.2020 14:53, Кархарот

I do not give up trying to determine this osmium. Size: female about 12 mm, male up to 10 mm. Similar. The color is radically black (anthracite). The upper part of the body is covered with pale yellowish hairs, which give the upper part of the abdomen a bronze hue. Black hairs break out on the platypus, the bottom of the abdomen is all black. They often carry passengers(by the way, do you know anything about them?). Active since the end of March. Females have appeared recently and are quite common. Foothills of the North-west Cc.

It will not be possible to determine, neither the shape of the horns nor the genitals of the male are visible. One can only assume that it is O. bicornis, but it may also be an obliterated O. cornuta, and O. cerinthidis is unlikely on Rosaceae. The passengers may be mites from the genus Chaetodactylus, which feed on pollen, sometimes destroying entire nests.
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10.04.2020 21:16, MacrohunterLS

It will not be possible to determine, neither the shape of the horns nor the genitals of the male are visible. One can only assume that it is O. bicornis, but it may also be an obliterated O. cornuta, and O. cerinthidis is unlikely on Rosaceae. The passengers may be mites from the genus Chaetodactylus, which feed on pollen, sometimes destroying entire nests.


Thanks! Also, I wanted to clarify. Here, I came across a rotten aspen tree. Several males circled above her. There are also nesting holes. Outwardly, the guys are different, and so the question is: can it be the same species and color does not matter much? Or are the differences too big for one and these are two different views?

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10.04.2020 23:46, Кархарот

The real differences are not visible here, and the pubescence is erased and faded. The lower male is clearly older (the wings are more frayed), so it is more worn. If it is really smaller (and it does not just seem so), then this is also logical, since small bees often come out earlier than large ones. So maybe one view, or maybe two, it's not clear. You can reliably tell by the genitals, and so only the genus Osmia subgenus Osmia s. str.
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15.04.2020 11:29, Jaguar paw

Help identify a sleeping bee. Georgia, surrounding area of Tbilisi, type locality-shiblyak. Seen feeding on flowering astragalus, the tongue is very long, and the bee itself is not small - about 15-18 mm. Anthophora crinipes, female (but does not pass in size)? A week earlier, I was filming a male A. plumipes in the same place.

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18.04.2020 19:56, Strelok

Podskajite vidy polist
Zapadnaya sibiri, Tomsk region, April

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21.04.2020 16:45, AVA

Podskajite vidy polist
Zapadnaya sibiri, Tomsk region, April

1 - Polistes dominula
2 - Polistes albellus

21.04.2020 17:42, Strelok

1 - Polistes dominula
2 - Polistes albellus


Thank you very much. I doubted the second one..

21.04.2020 19:36, MacrohunterLS

Kk Foothills

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21.04.2020 20:16, Кархарот

Kk Foothills

Female Ancistrocerus. What is Qc? When was it taken?

21.04.2020 21:24, MacrohunterLS

Female Ancistrocerus. What is Qc? When was it taken?

Krasnodar Krai, Yesterday

21.04.2020 22:41, Кархарот

If yesterday, then it is A. nigricornis, it is the only one wintering at the imago stage, the rest of the species will not hatch soon.
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27.04.2020 20:13, dedav

Udmurtia. April. In the forest.

28.04.2020 1:07, Anton Kozyrev

Saratov, April.
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28.04.2020 16:33, Кархарот

Saratov, April.

Once in April, it is also a female Ancistrocerus nigricornis.
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28.04.2020 16:33, Кархарот

Udmurtia. April. In the forest.

You forgot to attach a photo.

30.04.2020 7:56, dedav

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