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Identification of Hymenoptera (wasps, bees, ants)

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22.05.2020 19:00, Андреас

There is no C. fallax. In general, this is unusual. Both species are strongly associated with wood and have never been seen in close synanthropy. The fact that they were found together in the same station is normal.

To be precise, Camponotus fallax always lived in an unheated kitchen, until the appearance of Dolichoderus quadripunctatus, which I had never noticed anywhere before. Now he has moved into the yard. cool.gif

22.05.2020 19:18, Slavinator

I think so:

1. Camponotus vagus
2. Lasius fuliginosus
3. Camponotus vagus
4. Camponotus fallax
5. the genus Tetramorium.
6. Someone from the genus Leptothorax or Temnothorax.


And 4 is not Camponotus herculeanus?

22.05.2020 19:20, Hierophis

People are lucky to live in such houses! In my reality, only Pharaoh's goosebumps can start.

Will the local experts identify such an ant? It only reminds me of male runners, only small ones )

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22.05.2020 19:40, ButterflyGirl

Friends, tell me the name of the bee. Ukraine, May. Thanks!
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22.05.2020 21:47, TimK

And 4 is not Camponotus herculeanus?


No. Camponotus herculeanus doesn't shine like that. It is darker and matte.

22.05.2020 22:58, ИНО

And 4 is not Camponotus herculeanus?

What size are they? Are they the same as the black ones from the first three photos, or are they much smaller?

23.05.2020 10:12, Slavinator

What size are they? Are they the same as the black ones from the first three photos, or are they much smaller?

Smaller, like Formica approximately, maybe a little more. Is there another one sitting next to you in the photo, or a smaller relative?
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23.05.2020 10:54, TimK

Is there another one sitting next to you in the photo, or a smaller relative?



Poorly visible, but almost certainly a smaller relative.

23.05.2020 11:01, Кархарот

Friends, tell me the name of the bee. Ukraine, May. Thanks!

Only up to the genus-Eucera (male). Now all the long sawyers have been sent to the same family.
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23.05.2020 16:38, MacrohunterLS

Redd. kr.

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23.05.2020 16:42, ИНО

Smaller, like Formica approximately, maybe a little more. Is there another one sitting next to you in the photo, or a smaller relative?

So definitely Fallax. And small ones, too. Although of course "as a Formica" is a very vague concept, formics can be twice as different from each other, and even within the species. But in any case, herculeanus is noticeably larger..

24.05.2020 13:22, Кархарот

Redd. kr.


It's hard to tell from Coelioxys, but Megachile is similar to versicolor.
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24.05.2020 20:45, MacrohunterLS

A curious braconid, maybe someone knows, quite large, more than 1 cm. Redd. kr.

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27.05.2020 21:32, Динусик

Please help me identify bumblebees
All taken in the Amur region, in the vicinity of Blagoveshchensk

1. 04.06.2012

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2. 22.06.2012

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3. 14.06.2012

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4. 03.07.2012

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5. 12.07.2012

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28.05.2020 22:42, MacrohunterLS

Redd. cr. about 6 mm

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28.05.2020 23:33, TimK

Redd. cr. about 6 mm




Genus Formica, subgenus Serviformica. Only the hairs on the chest and head are visible, but they are not visible. A purely external data is most similar to Formica cunicularia. But you can't tell for sure from these photos.
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30.05.2020 0:26, Natali22206

Ryazan region, Sapozhkovsky districtuser posted image

30.05.2020 0:34, ИНО

Dirty germanics.
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30.05.2020 0:53, Natali22206

Dirty germanics.


very healthy

30.05.2020 1:45, AVA

very healthy

Because the female founder who overwintered in a not very clean place
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03.06.2020 4:03, John-ST

Help me determine it.

06.05.2020
Moscow region, Zheleznodorozhny
railway station Ольгино
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03.06.2020 11:31, AVA

Help me determine it.

06.05.2020
Moscow region, Railway
station Olgino

Female Ancistrocerus [Eumeninae]
There are not enough signs before the species.
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07.06.2020 16:28, MacrohunterLS

Maybe someone knows that zscha chalcidoid climbed on zlatka. The size of beetles is 8-9 mm, the flower is cinquefoil. So he fed on it with pollen
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07.06.2020 16:33, ИНО

A problem from the field of non-scientific fiction. On zlatka it is most likely accidental.
There are still trips there, I hope you won't try to determine it smile.gif

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07.06.2020 16:53, MacrohunterLS

A problem from the field of non-scientific fiction. On zlatka it is most likely accidental.
There are still trips there, I hope you won't try to determine it smile.gif

It is enough to get to the family, and I have already identified trips smile.gif

07.06.2020 17:26, ИНО

For this photo confused.gif
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09.06.2020 13:30, MacrohunterLS

According to this photo confused.gif

By other

09.06.2020 13:32, MacrohunterLS

Is it possible to get to the view?
Redd. kr. Foothills
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13.06.2020 12:20, MacrohunterLS

Can you tell me about sherstobit? manicatum?
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15.06.2020 16:52, Кархарот

Yes, A. manicatum, male.

16.06.2020 23:51, Najanaja

Good evening. The photo on the phone is unsuccessful, just for myself I would like to find out who it is. Kaliningrad region, pos. Morskoye, sosnovy bor, June 2020. It seems to be a sawfly, but what is it?
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17.06.2020 1:17, John-ST

Good evening. The photo on the phone is unsuccessful, just for myself I would like to find out who it is. Kaliningrad region, pos. Morskoye, sosnovy bor, June 2020. It seems to be a sawfly, but what is it?


Pamphiliidae-spider sawflies

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18.06.2020 15:55, Najanaja

Thanks!

22.06.2020 10:47, KorvinBF08

Good afternoon! Can you tell me what family this membrane belongs to? The length is approximately 1 cm. Minsk, Belarus.

If you need photos from different angles to identify them, just write them down and I'll do it.

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22.06.2020 12:26, AVA

Good afternoon! Can you tell me what family this membrane belongs to? The length is approximately 1 cm. Minsk, Belarus.

If you need photos from different angles to identify them, just write them down and I'll do it.


Unfortunately, the files are not opened due to an unsupported protocol. frown.gif
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22.06.2020 12:55, IchMan

Good afternoon! Can you tell me what family this membrane belongs to? The length is approximately 1 cm. Minsk, Belarus.

If you need photos from different angles to identify them, just write them down and I'll do it.

sawfly - Tenthredinidae
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22.06.2020 12:59, IchMan

  confused.gif I thought that it was the galleys circling over the chesnochnitsa, but having enlarged the photo, I doubted that they looked like a rider painfully. Size 4-5 mm, Ciscaucasia


Ichneumonidae: Tersilochinae

22.06.2020 13:01, IchMan

Central region, March 28, anthill.

female Ichneumon sp.

22.06.2020 13:02, IchMan

Saratov, March.


female Ichneumon sp.
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23.06.2020 12:21, Pyatnitsyn

Hello, is it possible to identify my wasp-glitter from this photo? I don't collect pereponov myself, but I couldn't ignore this copy.

Stavropol Territory, in the soil trap with wine, June.
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