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Identification of Hymenoptera (wasps, bees, ants)

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02.09.2021 10:53, AVA

Please help me define Stizus (?).
Georgia, David Gareji, June 7, size-20 mm (clickable photos)

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This is not Stizus, but Sphecius antennatus (Klug, 1845)
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03.09.2021 16:00, Jaguar paw

03.09.2021 23:42, AVA

Thank you very much, Alexander Valentinovich!
Is it possible to identify two pompilids (8 and 6 mm, respectively)? Georgia, Tbilisi, park, September 3.

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Unfortunately, pompils are not butterflies. According to such images, there are no guarantees even up to the genus. The 1st one is most likely Priocnemis sp., and the second one is Arachnospila sp. But no more than that. frown.gif
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05.09.2021 22:04, Farfalla

Please help me identify the wasp. Kiev region. end of August. Wasps fly to the peach leaves, where there are a lot of aphids.

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06.09.2021 10:01, AVA

Please help me identify the wasp. Kiev region. end of August. Wasps fly to the peach leaves, where there are a lot of aphids.

Самец Dolichovespula media (Retzius, 1783) [Vespidae, Vespinae]
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10.09.2021 11:36, Matou13

Good day to all!
Can you tell me if it is possible to determine the type of megahill from these photos?
Taken in the village of Sovetsky, Vyborg district, Leningrad region, 23,07,2021.
The size of the bee is approx. 15mm.
I've never seen such people before, and I haven't even come across traces of their "work" (cutouts on the leaves).

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14.09.2021 21:39, Fyodor

Dear colleagues, please help with the definition.

Kashira, Moscow region, Topkanovo settlement, 12.09.2021

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15.09.2021 21:36, MIV

Please help me determine the eardrums. Caught in ocd. Krasnoyarsk in July of this year.

1. The bee ?
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2. Bumblebee ?
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18.09.2021 16:56, Александр57

Is it from the tenthredinidae?
Ryazan region, June

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18.09.2021 18:12, ИНО

No, it's a sawfly, cleverly disguised as smile.gifa stalkbelly, but what kind of mite is on its belly I would like to know myself, at least before the family. Trombidiidae или microrombidiidae? And what do they do on the eardrums: just ride or also suck?

18.09.2021 21:32, Александр57

Well, yes, the Tenthredinidae are real Sawflies, I guess. Before the view of course nothing. Unfortunately, I can't say anything about the tick. I didn't even consider it right now

19.09.2021 0:21, ИНО

No, Cephidae.
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28.09.2021 8:16, Jaguar paw

Please help me determine the type of Cerceris sp.
Georgia, Kumisi Lake, September 25. Cerceris bupresticida ♂ ?

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This post was edited by Jaguar paw - 28.09.2021 08: 23

28.09.2021 14:20, AVA

Please help me determine the type of Cerceris sp.
Georgia, Kumisi Lake, September 25. Cerceris bupresticida ♂ ?

It looks like it. I wish I could see the tip of my belly. If on 6-7 tergites there are spines in the side corners, then this is exactly it.

28.09.2021 15:40, Jaguar paw

It looks like it. I wish I could see the tip of my belly. If on 6-7 tergites there are spines in the side corners, then this is definitely it.

I attach a photo. If I looked at it correctly, the spikes are present smile.gif

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28.09.2021 16:47, AVA

I attach a photo. If I looked at it correctly, the spikes are present smile.gif

Everything is right. This is ♂ Cerceris bupresticida
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03.10.2021 11:00, Jaguar paw

Need help defining Tachysphex (?).
Georgia, Gori, mid-August, size 8-9 mm.

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04.10.2021 11:00, AVA

Need help defining Tachysphex (?).
Georgia, Gori, mid-August, size 8-9 mm.

Самец Tachysphex panzeri (Vander Linden, 1829) [Crabronidae, Crabroninae, Larrini]
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04.10.2021 20:12, akulich-sibiria

Please help me determine the eardrums. Caught in ocd. Krasnoyarsk in July of this year.

1. The bee ?
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2. Bumblebee ?
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Michael hi.
1 this is most likely Dasypoda hirtipes male

Bumblebee on the photo so I pass.) as an option, the usual Bombus hypnorum, but there is no black stripe on the pronotum? also watch the length of the cheeks, if long, possibly B. consobrinus

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05.10.2021 8:45, ИНО

as an option, the usual Bombus hypnorum

The color is wrong.

06.10.2021 18:44, akulich-sibiria

The color is wrong.



what's wrong with the color? There is clearly a color distortion going on, with some kind of greenish tinge. I don't see any other options, without a sling and the presence of black hairs on the pronotum and this color of the belly.

06.10.2021 19:36, ИНО

What's wrong with the color is that it's yellow instead of red. Although, of course, a digital photo can work wonders, and not only good ones. So it is better to ask the author of the picture what this bumblebee really is: red or yellow? I haven't seen any yellow hypnorums either live or online, and I highly doubt their existence. Still, for bumblebees, the color of pubescence is considered an important diagnostic feature, so the photos posted for determination must correctly transmit it.

07.10.2021 7:39, ярослав

Help with the definition. Orenburg region, chalk hills, 12.08.2021

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07.10.2021 7:42, ярослав

Same top view.

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07.10.2021 10:31, ИНО

Amegilla sp.

07.10.2021 10:59, ярослав

Amegilla sp.

Don't you think it's Amegilla quadrifasciata Villers? Thank you.

07.10.2021 12:48, ИНО

Many amegills are similar, but I don't know what you have at all.

07.10.2021 13:11, ярослав

Many amegills are similar, but I don't know what you have at all.

The same as your localities then similar in many ways

07.10.2021 13:35, ИНО

But the longitude is very different. And so, the areas are similar to ours and in America there are, however, the insect species there are different, mostly. I do not know your fauna, but you can check out how difficult it is with European species here

07.10.2021 14:42, ярослав

But the longitude is very different. And so, the areas are similar to ours and in America there are, however, the insect species there are different, mostly. I do not know your fauna, but you can check out how difficult it is with European species here

Yes, it's not easy with indentefication. Thanks for the source.Have a nice day."

16.10.2021 17:44, Jaguar paw

Please help me identify the horntail. Today I flew home (Georgia, Tbilisi), 15 mm. According to the determinant of 1986 (Determinant of insects of the European part of the USSR, vol. III. Hymenoptera. Sixth part / / Suborder Symphyta-Sessile-bellied (Zhelokhovtsev A. N. et al.)) I get Sirex noctilio ♀ . Is it so? confused.gif

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22.10.2021 19:05, MIV

Some interesting hymenopteran. Probably some kind of sawfly. Maybe someone knows him? At least until Rod.
Krasnoyarsk region, forest-steppe. Came out of the cocoon 14.08.21. Span kr. 15mm.
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and his cocoon
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22.10.2021 22:59, Vlad Proklov

Some interesting hymenopteran. Probably some kind of sawfly. Maybe someone knows him? At least until Rod.
Krasnoyarsk region, forest-steppe. Came out of the cocoon 14.08.21. Span kr. 15mm.

Aprosthema sp., sort of. Let the experts confirm it.
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25.10.2021 12:08, Jaguar paw

Please help me identify Pompilidae.
Georgia, Gori, Kvernaki region, October 24.

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25.10.2021 13:45, AVA

Please help me identify Pompilidae.
Georgia, Gori, Kvernaki region, October 24.

Harpactus formosus (Jurine, 1807) [Crabronidae]
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25.10.2021 14:41, Jaguar paw

Thank you very much, Alexander Valentinovich!

This post was edited by Jaguar paw - 10/25/2021 14: 46

25.10.2021 16:45, Jaguar paw

Please help me identify the female Aprosthema (?)

Georgia, Gori, forest-steppe, September 18.

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13.11.2021 9:33, Jaguar paw

Please help me determine the type of Cerceris sp.
Georgia, Kumisi Lake, end of September.
The photo is clickable.

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13.11.2021 16:37, AVA

Please help me determine the type of Cerceris sp.
Georgia, Kumisi Lake, end of September.
The photo is clickable.

Cerceris rybyensis (Linnaeus, 1771)
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23.11.2021 13:45, DA 1972

Good afternoon! Please help with the definition of Ectemnius (?)
Place of collection and date: Donetsk region, Krasnolimansky district, floodplain. Kryvyi Torets River, July 23.

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