Stylops andrenaphilus Luna de Carvalho 1974

Stylops andrenaphilus Luna de Carvalho, 1974 Figs 4–5 MATERIAL EXAMINED. Russia: Lipetsk Oblast, Zadonsk Dist., 40 km E of the vill. Donskoye, Galichya Gora Nature Reserve, Morozova Gora, 52.5902°N, 38.9204°E, steppe, 04.VII 1969, V. T. Kuznetsova leg. – 1♀ of A. (S.) dorsata (Kirby 1802) (K.S. Ivlev det. (it was compared by copies, rechecked by A. Z. Osychnyuk)) stylopized by 1♀ of Stylops andrenaphilus (between IV and V tergites) (A.M. Ostrovsky det.); Lipetsk Oblast, Zadonsk Dist., 40 km E of the vill. Donskoye, Galichya Gora Nature Reserve, Morozova Gora, 52.604214°N, 38.928212°E, the edge of the forest, 10.V 1987, V. T. Kuznetsova leg. – 1♀ of Andrena (Simandrena) lepida Schenck, 1859 (V. T. Kuznetsova det.) stylopized by 1♀ of Stylops andrenaphilus (between IV and V tergites) (A.M. Ostrovsky det.). DISTRIBUTION. Russia (first record). The species is currently known from Spain (type locality), France, Germany, Great Britain, Hungary, Netherlands, former Yugoslavia (Cook, 2019; Smit et al., 2020). REMARKS. Stylops andrenaphilus is a typical parasite of solitary bees Andrena (Simandrena) dorsata (Kirby 1802) and A. (S.) propinqua Schenk, 1853 (Hymenoptera: Andrenidae) (Straka et al., 2015; Cook, 2019; Smit et al., 2020). In European Russia A. (S.) dorsata and A. (S.) lepida are a common species. However, A. (S.) lepida is new host of S. andrenaphilus.