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Hi boys, long time I was not here, hello all.
Please look at the pictures and write what this species.
Thank you very much
Pepik

Wonderful pictures!

The first one is a Chrysura sp. and the second a Chrysis sp., but I dont recognise the species.
The third is a male Chrysis sp. in the ignita-complex, so getting to species level will probably be hard, although with those long teeth on the T-3 C. ignita (s.s.) comes to mind.
The last picture looks a lot like Stilbum calens to me, with the ocellar carina being well separated from the compound eyes (its much closer in S. cyanurum), metasoma finely punctated dorsally and the dark red on T-2.

But I'm sure Paolo will come by and correct me, and give you better ID's of the first two specimens

/Alex

Hi Alex, how are you?
Thank you for your visit and report.
I'll see what he says Paolo ....
Pepik

Dear Pepik!

I forgot this post.
I'm not sure about the identification of the first specimen (surely Chrysura),
however in the second picture there's a male of Chrysis cerastes,
in the third a male of C. ignita (very likely)
and the last is Stilbum calens as correctly ID by Alex.

Cheers
Paolo

Thank you very much Paolo !!
I'm glad for your answer !!
Pepik