hi /an/ these appeared here a few days ago they're harmless

Brown recluse

They look like fairies.
But they probably aren't.
Someone please identi-fly what kind of insects these are.

Take it to the vet

Cool webm
maybe this? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mayfly

>>2184951
>I don't know their names
just ask them....sorry..


they look cool

I would say they are a type of wild bee
Where do you come from? because there are a massive amount of wild bee species

>>2184951
They appear to be some kind of social bees. Can you show one specimen in detail?

>>2184951
Tinkerbelles?

Awesome webm there, OP.

>>2185182
Brazil
Lots of bee species are vanishing from this region and there's talk of introducing exotic insects but hopefully people will see how insane this is
Most of the bees here are extinct so the guberment is asking people to NOT kill them

>>2185211
If this thread is alive till tomorrow morning, I'll show one of them
They're more active in the morning, during hot days

Bumperino

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my camera is old so I can't zoom in
I hope this is close enough

>>2185717
They look like some kind of thread-waisted wasp. Could be mud daubers.

>>2184951
How did you convert video to webm pls

>>2185743
I used MediaCoder but Webm for Retards is also good if you just want something quick

>>2185373
Ok, I think to have identified them.

Based on location, morphology and flying posture my best guess is Tetragonisca angustula (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tetragonisca_angustula) or a similar species.

Can you confirm?

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>>2185838
Yes
Thank you
"More often than not, humans are not even aware of the presence of T. angustula nests and therefore leave them unharmed."

They are called "golden bees" here
and the Indians call them Jataí or Jati

Maybe I should get into meliponiculture
anyway thank you, man