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Identification of Hymenoptera (wasps, bees, ants)

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08.07.2012 12:19, алекс 2611

Good afternoon!

Can you help me figure this out??? I will be very grateful!

This is, as I understand it, Lasius niger - the Black Garden Ant http://kozorog.ru/images/1338480910.jpg , right?

Who's that?" http://kozorog.ru/images/1340189069.jpg

I've been watching them for the second month... These two types of ants live in the same anthill (in an old rotten log). They crawl into the same crevice, both black and red - they sometimes bring pupae there and take them out...

Aphids graze only red, although, according to Wikipedia, and black graze it in theory... But how many searched, and did not find aphids that graze black ants...

In short: what is this red ant and is it common that these 2 species live together? And if so, who has what functions?

Sometimes, I look at pupae worn by both black and red ants. Aphids graze redheads.


Redheads are Myrmica sp. And on the account of cohabitation KHZ

08.07.2012 12:33, Kozorog

Redheads are Myrmica sp. And on the account of cohabitation XS


smile.gif thank you!

08.07.2012 17:57, smagluyk

Hello again. Please forgive me for being impertinent, but is it difficult for you, insect specialists, to answer, or redirect to another topic? Tell me what kind of insect is this?

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08.07.2012 18:21, Вишняков Алексей

Tell me what kind of insect is this?

Xylocopa carpenter bee. Which one is hard to say.

This post was edited by Alexey Vishnyakov - 08.07.2012 18: 30

08.07.2012 18:37, smagluyk

Many thanks to Alexey Vishnyakov! Then follow the link and I'll figure it out for myself. I have a lot of angles, I didn't want to load the site.

08.07.2012 19:31, Anatoliy Kuzmin

Please identify these two copies 08.07.12 Rostov region

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picture: IMG_5454_R_11.jpg
IMG_5454_R_11.jpg — (143.82к)

picture: IMG_5503_R_11.jpg
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08.07.2012 21:17, Вишняков Алексей

Please identify these two copies 08.07.12 Rostov region

I don't know much about bees, but I'll give you a guess. Something similar to Andrena flavipes. Experts will correct it.
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08.07.2012 21:35, С Олег

Please help me with the definition of a bee.

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IMG_6842________.jpg — (300.41к)

09.07.2012 2:12, Bad Den

Redheads are Myrmica sp. And on the account of cohabitation XS

Can't there be any Hypoponera?

09.07.2012 8:38, akulich-sibiria

Please identify these two copies 08.07.12 Rostov region


Judging by the curved vein, it seems to me that this is Halictus of some kind (they now seem to be called differently)
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09.07.2012 9:35, алекс 2611

Can't there be any Hypoponera?

It doesn't look like Ponerin. In my opinion, a typical Myrmica. If the author of the photo specifies the size...

This post was edited by alex 2611-09.07.2012 09: 36

09.07.2012 9:40, алекс 2611

Judging by the curved vein, it seems to me that this is Halictus of some kind (they now seem to be called differently)

Yes, according to such photos, only one thing can be answered firmly and definitely - XS.

However, not all Halictus are named differently. This genus is divided into several, but the genus Halictus itself remains.

09.07.2012 9:45, Seneka

Please help me with the definition of a bee.

It's a wasp.

Most likely Astata boops (Schrank, 1781) (pubescent)
family Crabronidae

similar Tachysphex pompiliformis (Panzer, 1805) (without pubescence)

This post was edited by Seneka - 09.07.2012 09: 54
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09.07.2012 11:39, akulich-sibiria

also of a similar opinion, I did not rush until I look at my own, and so the habit is similar to our boops and these eyes converge on the top of my head ))

10.07.2012 15:19, Gansucha

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 26.
Once again, about the riders.
Oronotus binotatus or Therion circumflexum ? For some reason, I myself tend to favor the second option.
user posted image

This post was edited by Gansucha - 10.07.2012 15: 21

10.07.2012 16:45, Seneka

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 26.
Once again, about the riders.
Oronotus binotatus or Therion circumflexum ? For some reason, I myself tend to favor the second option.

It also seems to me that the second one. For the first segment of the tendril is narrow and black, as it should be, while in Oronotus it is expanded and not black. The yellow stripe around the eyes and the head in front seem light, as far as you can make out from the photo.
And with the key, what happens?

This post was edited by Seneka - 10.07.2012 16: 49

10.07.2012 17:05, Gansucha

It also seems to me that the second one. For the first segment of the tendril is narrow and black, as it should be, while in Oronotus it is expanded and not black. The yellow stripe around the eyes and the head in front seem light, as far as you can make out from the photo.
And with the key, what happens?

I don't have the keys, so I'm asking.
I downloaded Meyer's determinants for riders, but even Anomaloninae doesn't stand out there. And to be honest, there is no time and necessary knowledge of anatomy.

10.07.2012 17:11, Seneka

I don't have the keys, so I'm asking.
I downloaded Meyer's determinants for riders, but even Anomaloninae doesn't stand out there. And to be honest, there is no time and necessary knowledge of anatomy.

I also did not determine this based on the key.
There are also such differences
In Therion circumflexum, the scutellum is light, the mid-spine is convex, and in Oronotus these signs are opposite.

Here, for example, you can compare the photo.
1) http://www.biolib.cz/en/image/id146276/
2) http://www.biolib.cz/en/image/id103880/
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10.07.2012 17:41, Gansucha

I also did not determine this based on the key.
There are also such differences
In Therion circumflexum, the scutellum is light, the mid-spine is convex, and in Oronotus these signs are opposite.

Here, for example, you can compare the photo.
1) http://www.biolib.cz/en/image/id146276/
2) http://www.biolib.cz/en/image/id103880/


I was just looking at the Czechs, and the bases of the legs of Oronotus are also light, so that it can be discarded, but is Therion circumflexum accurate ?
We'll wait for the specialists.

11.07.2012 14:43, Anatoliy Kuzmin

Please identify the bee.
30.06.12. Rostov region.

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11.07.2012 19:52, Liparus

I was just looking at the Czechs, and the bases of the legs of Oronotus are also light, so that it can be discarded, but is Therion circumflexum accurate ?
We'll wait for the specialists.

I'm not a specialist but Therion circumflexum that you have in the photo and the one that is in the photo from the Internet is the same thing! wall.gif smile.gif
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11.07.2012 20:52, СергейС.С

Ukraine, Rivne region, May 26.
Once again, about the riders.
Oronotus binotatus or Therion circumflexum ? For some reason, I myself tend to favor the second option.
user posted image

So it seems that you have already asked about this-http: / / molbiol. com/forums/index. php?showtopic=133599&st=3100

11.07.2012 21:57, Gansucha

12.07.2012 12:16, Sancho

Mogilev-Podilsky,Vinnytsia region, Ukraine



Ichneumonidae
Netelia sp.

12.07.2012 16:32, Anatoliy Kuzmin

Please identify these two copies 08.07.12 Rostov region

Maybe these photos will make it clear. Taken today in the same location. Similar to those bees. The color of the legs is different.
1. 7377, 7386
2. 7681, 7687, 7704

This post was edited by Anatoly52-12.07.2012 17: 56

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picture: IMG_7681_R_11.jpg
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picture: IMG_7687_R_11.jpg
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picture: IMG_7704_R_11.jpg
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12.07.2012 21:30, Anatoliy Kuzmin

Please help me with the definition. 12.07.12. Rostov region.

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13.07.2012 5:16, greengrocery

Please help me with the definition. 12.07.12. Rostov region.


This is a Bracon, sort of similar to B. urinator Fabr.
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13.07.2012 12:14, Seneka

Please help me with the definition. 12.07.12. Rostov region.

No less similar to Braconide braconine
, urinator has a red head and legs.

13.07.2012 14:11, Anatoliy Kuzmin

No less similar to Braconide braconine
, the urinator has a red head and legs.

Thank you, but I don't understand. Give me some links.

13.07.2012 16:18, greengrocery

No less similar to Braconide braconine
, the urinator has a red head and legs.

Sorry, I didn't understand the first sentence. I looked at the collection: the photo is undoubtedly a Bracon urinator (Fabricius, 1798) (Braconidae, Braconinae). Although its coloration is highly variable, there are few species among the braconids that can be identified as easily. It is an ectoparasite of larvae in the heads of Asteraceae.
Here is the link, for example - http://ivanov-petrov.livejournal.com/780653.html
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14.07.2012 15:20, Anatoliy Kuzmin

Please help me with the definition. 14.07.12. Rostov region
1. 0362, 0396, 0399.
2. 0452, 0453 Bombus muscorum?

This post was edited by Anatoly52-14.07.2012 21: 24

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IMG_0399_R_11.jpg — (204.72к)

picture: IMG_0452_R_11_2.jpg
IMG_0452_R_11_2.jpg — (88.27к)

picture: IMG_0453_R_11_2.jpg
IMG_0453_R_11_2.jpg — (86.62к)

14.07.2012 18:42, Evgenich

Caught in China in May-June 2012. Sichuan Province, mountains.

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_MG_2726.JPG — (133.28к)

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_MG_2727.JPG — (139.87к)

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_MG_2725.JPG — (130.11к)

picture: IMG_2719.JPG
IMG_2719.JPG — (149.23к)

14.07.2012 19:53, Guest

Maybe these photos will make it clear. Taken today in the same location. Similar to those bees. The color of the legs is different.
1. 7377, 7386
2. 7681, 7687, 7704

Andrena, not Halictus.
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14.07.2012 19:58, Guest

Caught in China in May-June 2012. Sichuan Province, mountains.

_MG_2726.JPG — (133.28к) - Lasioglossum sp.
_MG_2727.JPG — (139.87к) - Vespula vulgaris
_MG_2725.JPG — (130.11к) - Bombus sp.
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14.07.2012 20:00, Guest

Please help me with the definition. 14.07.12. Rostov region
1. 0362, 0396, 0399.
2. 0452, 0453

1 - Apis mellifera.
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14.07.2012 21:43, Victor Titov

Tell me the name of the cute guy. 14.07.2012, Yaroslavl region, Borisoglebsky district, vicinities d.Borushka.
picture: DSC08254_1_.JPG

14.07.2012 21:51, OEV

Tell me the name of the cute guy. 14.07.2012, Yaroslavl region, Borisoglebsky district, vicinities d.Borushka.
picture: DSC08254_1_.JPG


I will assume Bembix rostrata wink.gif
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15.07.2012 21:22, Anatoliy Kuzmin

Please specify if possible. 15.07.12. Rostov region.

Pictures:
picture: IMG_0705_R_11_2.jpg
IMG_0705_R_11_2.jpg — (73.1к)

15.07.2012 22:44, Egorus

Anatoly
: Do you use your mobile phone to take photos of insects? (frown.gif)

16.07.2012 6:14, Anatoliy Kuzmin

Anatoly52
Do you use your mobile phone to take photos of insects? (frown.gif)

Temporarily a bundle for shooting birds Canon EOS 7D+EF 100-400 f / 4.5-5.6 L IS USM
but I hope to solve the problem within a month.

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