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Identification of Hymenoptera (wasps, bees, ants)

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19.11.2008 10:15, universal

Alex 2611! It wasn't easy to wait...
It was before sunset, during a walking tour 3-4
km from the parking lot in ...kayak trip...1x etc

19.11.2008 10:38, алекс 2611

Alex 2611! It wasn't easy to wait...
It was before sunset, during a walking tour 3-4
km from the parking lot in ...kayak trip...1x, etc.

It's clear. I'm afraid that the owner of the nest will always remain a mysterious neznokomets.....And maybe someone will find out.

21.11.2008 14:23, vespabellicosus

Naka RB 31st photo - common wasp (Vespula vulgaris L.), working specimen.
Likes: 2

22.11.2008 22:28, uai

I caught this bug in my apartment, it flew next to the lamp.
Tell me what her name is-in full.

This post was edited by plantago - 22.11.2008 23: 12

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23.11.2008 19:45, gumenuk

Help me identify these scammers (Am I right?). All from the Moscow region

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06.12.2008 14:50, amateur

Please confirm, is this a birch sawfly?
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picture: c2.jpg
It seems that people call such monsters "konezhal" smile.gif.
Likes: 1

11.12.2008 19:17, Трофим

(No. 2)
18.03.08 (in a raw decomposing tree stump)

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13.12.2008 14:20, NakaRB

The creature ran around the house on the paper on the table. The size of about 2.5 mm
is very fast and small - so please excuse the quality smile.gif...

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14.12.2008 10:36, amateur

Please tell me, is this B. muscorum?
river meadow, with willow trees, August, Bolshezemelskaya t-ra
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15.12.2008 0:26, Bad Den

The creature ran around the house on the paper on the table. The size of about 2.5 mm
is very fast and small - so please excuse the quality smile.gif...

M. Mokrousov's verdict:
This is the oska of the Bethylidae,?Laelius sp. But for an accurate definition, you need
to see the venation.
Likes: 2

15.12.2008 12:01, NakaRB

M. Mokrousov's verdict:
This is the oska of the Bethylidae,?Laelius sp. But for an accurate definition, you need
to see the venation.

Alas, she didn't let me take off her wings - she ran frown.gifaway . But the family in this case is already quite a lot, thank you!

16.12.2008 12:14, NakaRB

Whose house, do you know? Maybe, of course, not in the subject. But I can't even imagine who the author might be...

user posted image

This post was edited by NakaRB - 12/16/2008 12: 15

23.12.2008 10:06, guest: AVA

Help with the webbing... at least to the family.

1-09.08.2007 Kharkiv
[attachmentid ()=35772] - Male burrowing wasp (Crabronidae, Astatinae) from the genus Astata (similar to A. boops)

2-23.08.2007 Crimea
[attachmentid ()=35773] - Female fold-winged wasp (Vespidae, Eumeninae)

3-03.08.2007 Kharkiv
[attachmentid ()=35774] - Female Tiphia femorata (Tiphiidae)

4-05.08.2007 Kharkiv
[attachmentid ()=35775] - Female burrowing wasp (Crabronidae, Philanthinae) from the genus Cerceris (for a more precise definition, you need to see the platypus)

5-07.08.2007 Kharkiv
[attachmentid ()=35776] - Female burrowing wasp (Crabronidae, Philanthinae) from the genus Cerceris (most likely, C. rybyensis, but it would be nice to see the platypus)

25.12.2008 16:16, akulich-sibiria

Good day, I haven't gone into this topic for a long time, everything is somehow on beetles. I have a question here. Wasp of the genus Psen.(female, I guess). About 10 mm. Forehead with a thin longitudinal keel between the antennae
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the stalk is larger than 1 g of tergite, and there is a longitudinal keel on the dorsal side.
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Intermediate segment in long white thick hairs
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The sides of the mid-breast are dotted, opaque with white hairs. Pygidium is large, the entire 6-tergite. And also on 4-5 sternites there are long hairs. Can someone help, I can make other photos, other angles.
Thank
you in advance. P. S. for Alex, what's up with the andras, does it turn out anything?? smile.gif

This post was edited by akulich-sibiria - 25.12.2008 17: 52

28.12.2008 22:24, алекс 2611

Good day, I haven't gone into this topic for a long time, everything is somehow on beetles. I have a question here. Wasp of the genus Psen.(female, I guess). About 10 mm. Forehead with a thin longitudinal keel between the antennae
P.S. for Alex, what is it with the Andras, does it turn out anything?? smile.gif


I will express my thoughts on one bee in a few days. Now there is no time - a lot of work, and as the opportunity arises, the forum is buggy.

For me, this wasp in the definition of the photo is absolutely hopeless, but there are experts on the forum. One thing I can say right away - it would be nice to have a photo of pygidia and breasts on the side. "I think so"(c)
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02.01.2009 17:13, Liparus

Help with German women from Kryma

05.01.2009 20:50, Igos

I ask for help in determining. Taken in the Moscow region, 04.10.2008

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06.01.2009 13:41, алекс 2611

I ask for help in determining. Taken in the Moscow region, 04.10.2008



Polist wasp (Polistes, Vespidae). Our fauna is not rich in species, most likely Polistes nimpha from the Moscow region. However, I am indifferent to public wasps and can make mistakes. On the forum there are people who are well versed in them. If something is corrected.
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06.01.2009 14:01, алекс 2611

Help with German women from Crimea



IMG_8029.JPG most likely Trogaspida catanensis (Rossi, 1794). I identified it only because in the fauna of the European part of the former USSR, species with two white spots on the second tergite are rare. I can't identify the other two types from the photo. For me, this is impossible without the copy itself and the binocular.

06.01.2009 14:10, алекс 2611

Please confirm, is this a birch sawfly?
picture: c1.jpg
picture: c2.jpg
It seems that people call such monsters "konezhal"smile.gif.


I always have problems with Russian names of insects, but if you use Latin, then in my opinion this is Cimex femorata. I don't even know if it's a birch sawfly or not.

06.01.2009 16:50, Liparus

IMG_8029.JPG most likely Trogaspida catanensis (Rossi, 1794). I identified it only because in the fauna of the European part of the former USSR, species with two white spots on the second tergite are rare.


What do you mean, rare? smile.gif

Thank You

06.01.2009 18:21, алекс 2611

What do you mean, rare? smile.gif

Thanks


Well, I put it very poorly. There are very few species with two spots on the second tergite. Therefore, you can do without viewing under a strong magnification of various parts of the body. And you can identify it from the photo.

06.01.2009 21:20, Liparus

Therefore, you can do without viewing under a strong magnification of various parts of the body. And you can identify it from the photo.


And what parts do you need to photograph beer.gifso that you can try to identify at least some of the views? confused.gif

06.01.2009 21:31, Liparus

Please confirm, is this a birch sawfly?
picture: c2.jpg


I also think that this is a male birch Cimbex femoratus (Linnaeus, 1758).

This post was edited by Liparus - 06.01.2009 21: 32
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11.01.2009 18:18, vespabellicosus

Igos (Moscow region, from 04.10.2008). Alex 2611-correctly identified-genus Polistes (Latreille), pictured female Polistes dominulus (Christ).
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12.01.2009 13:11, gumenuk

Help me identify these scammers (Am I right?). All from the Moscow region

No rider specialists? No one will help you determine?

23.01.2009 17:38, kut

And that's mine, isn't it? Thank you.
Moscow. October 28, 2008.

13.02.2009 17:18, Михаил Николаенко

And I have one rider from the Moscow region. I couldn't identify it either. Please help me. mol.gif

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27.02.2009 19:47, Liparus

And that's mine, isn't it? Thank you.
Moscow. October 28, 2008.
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[attachmentid()=57453]These are the Ichneumon suspicious monsters

This post was edited by Liparus - 02/27/2009 19: 50
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09.03.2009 23:11, cleobis@mail.ru cleobis@mail.ru

Hey guys!
Can someone define this pepsis? Similar to Pepsis heros.
Place of Origin: Peru, San Martin, Dec 2008. Sincerely yours.

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13.03.2009 19:34, Андреас

Hello.
- Please determine how much it is possible this seems to be a hymenopteran from the family of Bethylidae...
- It was taken in Pyatigorsk on the southern side of the salt-lime mountain (sitting just on the Travertine rock) Goryachaya.

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13.03.2009 23:10, VBoris

Please help me identify perponov.

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17.03.2009 15:10, vespabellicosus

Dear VBoris. On the sixth photo in a row (osa12.jpg Polistes nimpha (Christ, 1791). On the next page (osa10.jpg) - male vespina (subsem. Vespinae, the genus Dolichovespula or Vespula). In the tenth photo (osa1.jpg) - male red wasp Vespula rufa (Linnaeus). On the last one - common wasp Vespula vulgaris (Linnaeus), working wasp.
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19.03.2009 15:11, Андреас

- And on my deaf?....

19.03.2009 17:44, алекс 2611

Please help me identify perponov.


shmel1.jpg Bombus lapidarius ?
pchela4.jpg Apis mellifera
osa7.jpg Cerceris (sphecid wasp)
osa9.jpg Crabro or Ectemnius (sphecids)
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19.03.2009 17:45, алекс 2611

- And on my deaf?....


Yeah... frown.gif

19.03.2009 18:14, VBoris

Thank you very much vespabellicosus and alex 2611!

19.03.2009 18:51, stierlyz

Odessa region, Comintern district, May 2008

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19.03.2009 19:09, алекс 2611

Odessa region, Comintern district, May 2008


Andrena limbata ? Oh, the photo would be better quality.... or a copy of this bee....
By the way, what size was it? 13-15 millimeters?
Very beautiful bee.... and why we do not have such found frown.gif
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21.03.2009 9:49, stierlyz

Length - 13 mm. You have your own charms. As they say, you will be here in Kolyma... I will provide you with help in setting a route and orientation in transport layouts.
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