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11.03.2022 13:44, ИНО

I'm not sure if I'll open America with this, but I can only say that the last photo shows a bumblebee.

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11.03.2022 15:31, AVA

Photo taken on August 23. South DV, Jewish Autonomous Region

Female Eopompilus internalis (Matsumura, 1911)

12.03.2022 23:58, Андреас

Dear colleagues, please tell me the name of the rider. Defined up to the subfamily.
Sochi, upper Matsesta River, forest, into the light. 05.08.2020

21.03.2022 3:14, ИНО

I found such remains in the cell of last year's Polistes dominula nest under a very peculiar cocoon-partition:

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As far as I could make out, from left to right: the last tergite of the abdomen, the head (I'm sure

of that), and the chest. Mandibles with only two teeth.

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21.03.2022 17:41, AVA

I found such remains in the cell of last year's Polistes dominula nest under a very peculiar cocoon-partition:

As far as I could make out, from left to right: the last tergite of the abdomen, the head (I'm sure of that), and the chest. Mandibles with only two teeth.

I think it's a bee of some sort. That's just the 1st abdominal tergite on the left.

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22.03.2022 0:54, Андреас

I think it's a bee of some sort. That's just the 1st abdominal tergite on the left.

"I don't get it.".. - a single bee used a cell in an empty wasp nest?
"But when did she make it, if it was last year's?" Or did it happen during the owners ' stay? Does this happen??
"It looked like something that had eaten a wasp larva and then pupated first."
"Then whose spare parts are they?" "this bee?" Then why did she die there, if everything went according to plan?

22.03.2022 3:18, ИНО

Andreas, https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=...oldid=120571839

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24.03.2022 22:11, John-ST

Photo taken on September 12. south DV, Jewish Autonomous Region

Tremex fuscicornis

26.03.2022 12:55, Андреас

Andreas, https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=...oldid=120571839

I understand that you are on your own (your post was) is that also how you explain it?

26.03.2022 20:59, Anton Kozyrev

Saratov region, July.

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26.03.2022 21:40, ИНО

Anreas, I understand that someone who eats too much wants to know. As soon as he finds out, let him share it with me

psih, this is a red forest ant, which myrmecologists still call "Formica of the rufa group". Does the abdomen shine strongly?

P.S. My bee after scraping mushrooms turned out to be a hyleus. That's why I wondered why the rod came out of this nest along with the latibuls...

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27.03.2022 12:20, Андреас

27.03.2022 13:02, AVA

"I don't understand a bit, but the question is already somewhat different: is 'Hyleus' the class of Entognathus, or the class of Bessyazh?"/About what? - some confusion in decoding in foreign Wikipedia.

It's written-bee! Need to watch Hylaeus [Colletidae]

07.04.2022 9:51, ярослав

Help identify the bumblebee. Orenburg Region, May 4, 2019

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09.04.2022 11:55, алекс 2611

Help identify the bumblebee. Orenburg Region, May 4, 2019

Bombus pascuorum, probably

09.04.2022 17:24, ярослав

Bombus pascuorum, probably

Yes, he probably is. Thanks)

24.04.2022 14:04, Kiseliov

Hello. Does anyone have any ideas on this individual?
Romania. Bucharest. 16.04.2022

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24.04.2022 23:22, алекс 2611

Hello. Does anyone have any ideas on this individual?
Romania. Bucharest. 16.04.2022

Andrena danuvia ?

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26.04.2022 20:32, comprachicos

Good evening. Yesterday in the window flew. N. Novgorod.
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This post was edited by comprachicos - 04/28/2022 10: 12

29.04.2022 12:32, AVA

Good evening. Yesterday in the window flew. N. Novgorod.

Female Ancistrocerus nigricornis (Curtis, 1826) [Vespidae, Eumeninae]

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18.05.2022 19:16, Andrey Ponomarev

M. O., Topoliny, 12.05.2022
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19.05.2022 11:22, AVA

M. O., Topoliny, 12.05.2022

Male Sapyga similis (Fabricius, 1793)

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21.05.2022 1:33, KorvinBF08

Hello. Please tell me what kind of membrane I got in the finch's stomach.

Photos 1, 2 - head and some part of the chest.
Photo 3 - some chitin, possibly parts of the abdominal segments.
Photo 4-thighs.

Head width = 1.8-1.9 mm. Chest width = 2.5 mm. Hip length = 1.6 mm.
I don't ask for an exact definition, just up to the family.

If you need to provide more high-quality photos for identification, please indicate this to me.

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21.05.2022 7:39, OEV

Hello. Please tell me what kind of membrane I got in the finch's stomach.

Photos 1, 2 - head and some part of the chest.
Photo 3 - some chitin, possibly parts of the abdominal segments.
Photo 4-thighs.

Head width = 1.8-1.9 mm. Chest width = 2.5 mm. Hip length = 1.6 mm.
I don't ask for an exact definition, just up to the family.

If you need to provide more high-quality photos for identification, please indicate this to me.

Hello Dmitry.
I'll tell you right away, I'm not an expert

I think this is the remains of a sawfly from the family Diprionidae, the genus Gilpinia or Diprion. I'm leaning towards the former. Judging by the presence of the yellow pattern, it was most likely a female.

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21.05.2022 11:34, KorvinBF08

Hello Dmitry.
I'll tell you right away, I'm not an expert
I think this is the remains of a sawfly from the family Diprionidae, the genus Gilpinia or Diprion. I'm leaning towards the former. Judging by the presence of the yellow pattern, it was most likely a female.

Hello, Evgeny.
I don't know much about hymenoptera.

Thank you so much for your response. Thanks to you, I got to know this family. Yes, you know, it's sooo similar.

02.06.2022 10:54, heliar

Hello! Is it Dolichovespula saxonica? Novosibirsk, June 1, 2022.

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07.06.2022 11:17, AVA

Hello! Is it Dolichovespula saxonica? Novosibirsk, June 1, 2022.

That's right, the female founder.

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21.06.2022 10:18, Jaguar paw

Please help me identify Eumeninae from Georgia, Tbilisi, June 19.

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22.06.2022 12:16, Jaguar paw

And here's a wasp like this, in the same place as Eumenina
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05.07.2022 0:47, Wave Storm

Hello everyone

Tell me, please, what kind of interesting insects.
04.07.22, Kherson region, Kakhovka city.

I am not very good at hymenoptera, so I would appreciate it if you could tell me the literature on their definition.

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05.07.2022 23:42, алекс 2611

Hello everyone

Tell me, please, what kind of interesting insects.
04.07.22, Kherson region, Kakhovka city.

I am not very good at hymenoptera, so I would appreciate it if you could tell me the literature on their definition.

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Male Megachile sp.

Interestingly, this case is not Megachile sculpturalis...

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06.07.2022 16:36, ярослав

Caught in the cretaceous steppe in the Orenburg region on 29.06.22. Osmia bicornis?

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06.07.2022 17:52, алекс 2611

Caught in the cretaceous steppe in the Orenburg region on 29.06.22. Osmia bicornis?

This is not osmium at all - there is no arolium. Most likely some kind of megahil

06.07.2022 19:22, ярослав

This is not osmium at all - there is no arolium. More likely some kind of megahila

Arolia appears when you need to cling to a smooth surface such as glass, etc. and so it is drawn in and it is not visible. Or am I wrong?

06.07.2022 21:39, алекс 2611

Arolia appears when you need to cling to a smooth surface such as glass, etc. and so it is drawn in and it is not visible. Or am I wrong?

Well I do not know. I have all the material of osmia with arolias.
In any case, this is not Osmia bicornis, and in general it does not look like osmia

07.07.2022 23:54, ИНО

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08.07.2022 8:33, ярослав

Where is It not a cat's claw?

I am not ready to judge the presence of aroliums from this image (the scale is not the same), but I can say with confidence that this is not Osmia bicornis.

Well, not Osmia, but who can you tell? We can criticize and deny everything. Now I'll upload her own photo in a different angle on the razravilka.

08.07.2022 8:44, ярослав

Well, not Osmia, but who can you tell? We can criticize and deny everything. Now I'll upload her own photo in a different angle on the razravilka.

Well, it's not loading again. Hairpin***.

08.07.2022 22:27, Жорес

Pompilida?

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08.07.2022 22:57, алекс 2611

Well, not Osmia, but who can you tell? We can criticize and deny everything. Now I'll upload her own photo in a different angle on the razravilka.

It seems that I immediately wrote-some kind of megahill. Not megahilida, but megahila. The Megachile genus.

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