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22.06.2009 19:46, Алексей Сажнев

Shchukar, you are from the Lysogorsky district of the Saratov region, and from what village? And could you also photograph the beetles there, and send them to the topic "Definition of beetles" and we will determine, and I will be personally grateful to you, because I am compiling a database on coleoptera of the Saratov region. Thank you.

02.07.2009 16:35, Swansson

In the Crimea (Feodosia) I met a very severe wasp, I had never seen such before. Unfortunately, she escaped capture, and there is no photo. There is a description (below): maybe someone will have an idea what it could be, because I made an impression!
Size-visually 4-5 cm, but even more massive than scolia maculata. The structure is similar to a very broad, stocky sphex. The color is dark, even, brown-bronze, with a gloss. The wings are the same. It flew very hard and loudly - as a result, it was initially mistaken for a large beetle. While I was trying to unpack the net, it sat down, looked for something in a crack in the soil and flew away into the distance frown.gif

02.07.2009 21:50, алекс 2611

In the Crimea (Feodosia) I met a very severe wasp, I had never seen such before. Unfortunately, she escaped capture, and there is no photo. There is a description (below): maybe someone will have an idea what it could be, because I made an impression!
Size-visually 4-5 cm, but even more massive than scolia maculata. The structure is similar to a very broad, stocky sphex. The color is dark, even, brown-bronze, with a gloss. The wings are the same. It flew very hard and loudly - as a result, it was initially mistaken for a large beetle. While I was trying to unpack the net, it landed, looked for something in a crack in the ground, and flew away into the distance frown.gif


In principle, I met quite large pompilids of brown color....

03.07.2009 11:31, Marga13

Hello, please help me. There were wasps in Dnepropetrovsk, 5-6 centimeters in size, two or three individuals live in burrows. I am far from insects, I am very afraid of them, they are in our yard, in the country and in the garden, in short, everywhere, I have never seen such things before. I want to learn more about them.

03.07.2009 15:40, Алексей Сажнев

Please help me with my eardrums. All from the Saratov region. I apologize for the quality. Xylocopa is signed as violacea, but it is brown, perhaps the definition is wrong? Scolia I mean hirta.

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03.07.2009 15:42, RippeR

To be honest, violacea reminds me of the stone bumblebee from the encyclopedia. I don't remember Latin )

03.07.2009 16:04, barry

Hello, please help me. There were wasps in Dnepropetrovsk, 5-6 centimeters in size, two or three individuals live in burrows. I am far from insects, I am very afraid of them, they are in our yard, in the country and in the garden, in short, everywhere, I have never seen such things before. I want to learn more about them.

On the idea of scoliosis... Like this?
http://macroid.ru/showgallery.php?cat=3871
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03.07.2009 16:09, Алексей Сажнев

Well, I would not say that this is a male S. maculatus, it does not fit in size, and the whiskers are not so long, this is a female, I still assume that S. hirta

This post was edited by Alexey Sazhnev - 03.07.2009 16: 10

03.07.2009 16:15, Marga13

On the idea of scoliosis... Like this?
http://macroid.ru/showgallery.php?cat=3871

it seems not, in the photos the bellies are hairy, but ours are bald!

I'll try to take a picture.

06.07.2009 11:12, stierlyz

Sphesids from Odessa region, Tatarbunarsky district, July 2009, sea coast, females larger than 20 mm

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09.07.2009 16:05, Алексей Сажнев

Help at least to the genus, family - Saratov region

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09.07.2009 19:43, алекс 2611

Help at least to the genus, family - Saratov region


The Pompilidae family. But I can't figure out what's next...
What size is this wasp?
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10.07.2009 10:54, Алексей Сажнев

Size mm 15

This post was edited by Alexey Sazhnev - 10.07.2009 10: 57

10.07.2009 15:06, Guest

Priocnemis sp.
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11.07.2009 1:18, Vladimirrr

Please tell me what kind of ant-formica is this:
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Found in the Leningrad region.

11.07.2009 17:37, dimocritus

found here one place in Kiev
in addition to a huge number of different colors of bumblebees, lonely carpenter bees and butterflies
live and such here
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if I did not see it, then it was 4 centimeters long, if not all 5. I saw only one there, but there were others that were very similar, but noticeably smaller (within 2-3 cm)
I didn't know it happened here.

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this is what smaller individuals look like http://i27.tinypic.com/j9binc.jpg
and this is how it looks from the side http://i25.tinypic.com/2n66537.jpg

added 2:
I remembered that this is Scolia, although I didn't know that they also live here

This post was edited by dimocritus - 11.07.2009 18: 03

12.07.2009 21:41, KingSnake

Help identify the bee. Taken in Mordovia, 9.07.2009

Side and top view.

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14.07.2009 17:15, Liparus

help with wasps on July 10-13.09 A. R. Crimea.Koktebel.
Insects from other orders are shown for size comparison

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14.07.2009 19:25, Liparus

the latter was identified by Leucospis dorsigera itself.

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14.07.2009 21:00, Guest

found here one place in Kiev
in addition to a huge number of different colors of bumblebees, lonely carpenter bees and butterflies
live and such here

Scolia maculata, the largest wasp in Ukraine, is listed in the Red Book of Ukraine http://mail.menr.gov.ua/publ/redbook/redbo...&fam=77&num=204

14.07.2009 21:42, алекс 2611

Help identify the bee. Taken in Mordovia, 9.07.2009

Side and top view.



A bee from the Nomada genus. I can't get to the view from the photo. Very complex genus.

14.07.2009 22:13, Pirx

help with wasps on July 10-13.09 A. R. Crimea.Koktebel.
Insects from other orders are shown for size comparison


There is an opinion that the red beast in the first photo is a brac-nid.

20.07.2009 11:59, guest: Алексей

Here is such a thing about 2 cm in size flew into a house in the Moscow region. Help me determine it.

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20.07.2009 12:28, алекс 2611

Here is such a thing about 2 cm in size flew into a house in the Moscow region. Help me determine it.

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This is not a hymenopteran, but a dipteran. Mukha-ktyr.
By the way, they say that it bites quite painfully.

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20.07.2009 15:21, barko

Help me identify a wasp from Slovenia. July, Julian Alps 1200m

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20.07.2009 22:14, алекс 2611

Help me identify a wasp from Slovenia. July, Julian Alps 1200m


Like Polistes of some sort. I'll pass up the view. However, the forum is visited by people who are well versed in these operating systems. Please wait.
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21.07.2009 8:43, guest: Алексей

This is not a hymenopteran, but a dipteran. Mukha-ktyr.
By the way, they say that it bites quite painfully.


Thanks!

21.07.2009 16:42, CyberDron

Hello, colleagues.

This summer at the dacha (100 km from Moscow) in a wooden house got strange creatures. Very similar to wasps, but without wings. About 2 cm in size, the head and chest are black, the belly is black-brown striped. It bites painfully, but it doesn't leave a sting (it hasn't yet, at least). Very tenacious. When in danger, it emits a fairly loud squeak. Who is it and where to look for a colony-spraying insecticides in corners and crevices does not bring much benefit, and the number of these insects is growing every day.

22.07.2009 13:51, khustochka

I apologize for repeating myself. I already asked in the general topic, but I didn't get an answer. Maybe you should have chosen a more specialized one right away.

Please help me identify it. Filmed in the Kherson region.
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P.S. I'm not sure what I put in the right topic this time either frown.gif

This post was edited by khustochka - 07/22/2009 13: 56

22.07.2009 14:37, Tigran Oganesov

I apologize for repeating myself. I already asked in the general topic, but I didn't get an answer. Maybe you should have chosen a more specialized one right away.

Please help me identify it. Filmed in the Kherson region.


P.S. I'm not sure what I put in the right topic this time either frown.gif

Go to the appropriate folder smile.gif
This is the burrowing wasp Ammophila sp.
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22.07.2009 14:48, khustochka

Thanks! I recently read a book about Fabrasmile.gif, so I guessed that it was a wasp, but I wouldn't have even thought about it before.

22.07.2009 20:11, Transilvania

Hello, colleagues.

This summer at the dacha (100 km from Moscow) in a wooden house got strange creatures. Very similar to wasps, but without wings. About 2 cm in size, the head and chest are black, the belly is black-brown striped. It bites painfully, but it doesn't leave a sting (it hasn't yet, at least). Very tenacious. When in danger, it emits a fairly loud squeak. Who is it and where to look for a colony-spraying insecticides in corners and crevices does not bring much benefit, and the number of these insects is growing every day.


The description looks more like beetles than wasps... Some beetles squeak and squeak very well, especially woodcutters and dead-eaters.
Doesn't it look like this photo? - http://www.hlasek.com/foto/staphylinus_caesareus_2800.jpg
This is a predatory staphylin beetle, mowing under the wasp. Its wings are tightly folded.
I consider poison to be an extreme method and usually do not poison anyone. Pochto zhivotinku ruin. It is easier to scare off insects with something harmless, but terribly smelly-Vishnevsky ointment, for example, or tincture of fragrant herbs.
As for the wasps, a black wasp regularly comes to me and tries to make a house in a hole on the windowsill of the balcony. I catch her regularly and send her out smile.gif

22.07.2009 22:24, Liparus

  
As for the wasps, a black wasp regularly comes to me and tries to make a house in a hole on the windowsill of the balcony. I catch her regularly and send her out smile.gif

I also have this on the balcony,bumblebees, cows, bees... smile.gif
And styfiliny deytvitelno pretend that sting,and as I earlier nedogodalsya about whom speech smile.gif

29.07.2009 11:03, mergus

But this Ammophila can be defined as a species?Filmed in Moscow.

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30.07.2009 15:56, Jack1988

Hello dear forumchane.
The first time here, and the question arose in the definition of such a long-legged fly confused.gif
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30.07.2009 16:19, Tigran Oganesov

This is not a fly, but a rider of the genus Evania. Parasitizes cockroach ooteks.
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30.07.2009 17:01, Jack1988

Thank you Bolivar, it looks like Evania appendigaster

30.07.2009 18:11, алекс 2611

This is not a fly, but a rider of the genus Evania. Parasitizes cockroach ooteks.



I didn't have time frown.gif
I have a few of these animals in my collection.

30.07.2009 18:53, Tigran Oganesov

I didn't have time frown.gif   
I have a few of these animals in my collection.

I've known them since I was a child and I love smile.gifthem There are a lot of them in the south. At least somehow regulate the number of black cockroaches.
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02.08.2009 9:24, Guest

But this Ammophila can be defined as a species?Filmed in Moscow.

sabulosa
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