Identification of Hymenoptera (wasps, bees, ants)

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Hello!
August 2, 2022, Novosibirsk, botsad SB RAS.
Noticed an unusual and rather large wasp, which on closer inspection turned out to be not a wasp at all. By eye, about two centimeters - at least, noticeably larger than the working dolichovespuls that flew nearby. The photos, of course, are terrible - I took them on my phone, but you never know. Isn't it Trogus lapidator?
(photos are clickable)

Thank you very much!
Then, the next ones here are still, please - scatter them into families. I understand that there are even fewer Ichneumonidae here.

Please help me identify the bumblebee. Sm Olenskaya, August.
Thank you.

Wow, thank you so much!
Are there any specific sources indicating the species found in Georgia? On the Internet, either the Caucasus is listed everywhere/Transcaucasia, or Azerbaijan, but I can't find any mention of Georgia.

Saratov, June.

Judging by your posts in other branches, we can conclude that the profession of entomologist is very unpopular in Georgia. So all the laurels of the first-time faunist will go to you
We even have Polohrum, so why shouldn't it be in Georgia?

Good afternoon!

I caught a wasp in the Moscow region at my dacha on August 5. I am asking you to sign Vespula vulgaris, but I would like to ask the specialists if there are any other options. If so, how do I correctly identify the species (or at least the genus)?

Male Dolichovespula media (Retzius, 1783)

Moscow
region 20.07.2023

I practically don't know the fauna of the Far East, so I'll answer as if it were photos from Europe (not to be confused with Geyropa!)