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kristalwatrousDescripción
Male, foraging on a planted Salvia. Caught and chilled to get better photos, then released
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aliandbriceDescripción
Picture 1 right: Agapostemon splendens. Picture 1 left: unknown Agapostemon recently found in Florida. Note size difference.
Other observations of this species:
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rickard_k_902Descripción
Visual Description: This bee was approximately 1 inch long. Its black tinted/translucent wings were semi equal in length to the rest of the body. The head, legs, and partial body were black while the rest was yellow and had a black tip toward the abdomen. Fuzz or “pile” covered its whole body.
Defining characteristics: This organism is a protostome. They are hairy and are usually distinguishable by the black and yellow colored bands on their bodies. They are typically a bit larger than other bee types (e.g. honey bees).
Habitat: This bee was found collecting some pollen/nectar from a flower in Lettuce Lake Park. These common organisms are found in most areas of North America.
Reference: https://flawildflowers.org/know-your-native-pollinators-bumble-bees/
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aliandbriceFecha
Septiembre 2021Descripción
This is the third time I have seen these. They appear to be some sort of Agapostemon not previously recorded from Florida. I have also noticed a few iNat observations of them (linked) and am wondering how I could try to key them to species? I have lots of other angles if necessary for ID. There were dozens together in a flower bed.
Here are the other observations that I believe to be the same species:
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Plebeia emerinaObserv.
selwynqDescripción
On Geranium, very small < 5 mm might be small stingless bees.
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Abejas Excavadoras (Género Ancyloscelis)Observ.
daniela_a_loweDescripción
Observaciones: Eran aprox 10 ejemplares de la misma especie. Compartían el pequeño brazo de arroyo junto a libélulas y Apis melífera.
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Xenox tigrinusObserv.
aliandbriceDescripción
Pupa or larva observed hanging out of a southern carpenter bee nest. The branch in which the bee is nesting is shown in the third picture. Pictures 4, 5, 6 and 7 are of the adult bee in the nest. The adult is nesting in the dead branch of a dying mango tree. It returns to the nest many times a day. The nest is about 28 feet from another Xylocopa micans nest and there are multiple other X. micans and X. virginica in the area. The nest is about 8 feet high.
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Xylocopa micansObserv.
brettjacksonDescripción
I believe she was digging into the wood to make a home.
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Género EufrieseaObserv.
lifespulseDescripción
this bee was peeling off bark and sticking it to its legs with some substance.
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Abeja Carpintera de Virginia (Xylocopa virginica)Observ.
laurenjansensimpsonDescripción
Per Dr. Doug Yanega, this may be a mosaic gynandromorph, based on atypical clypeus coloration. He suspects that female tissue borders the male tissue on the clypeus. FYI, @johnascher @liquidanbar @sambiology
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amoorehouseDescripción
Found this bee climbing on a lichen covered twig within the boulders at Garden of the Gods Recreational Area
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Género EpiclopusObserv.
orlandomontesDescripción
Abeja Nativa (Epiclopus sp.) pecoreando flores de Zarzamora.
(*): Clasificado por johnascher .
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bryanjbdDescripción
Bee, Order Hymenoptera. Documented along Ortega OHV Trail in Los Padres National Forest, Ventura County, California, USA. Note: May be a wasp
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Bombus crotchiiObserv.
bryanjbdDescripción
Great Basin Bumble Bee, Bombus centralis?, Order Hymenoptera. Documented along Ortega OHV Trail in Los Padres National Forest, Ventura County, California, USA. Note: This may not be correct species as map does not show them this far south.
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lroganentsocvicDescripción
Homalictus punctatus on Cherry Ballart at Browns Reserve Greensborough Vic
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Xylocopa strandiObserv.
laurenjansensimpsonFecha
Septiembre 2019Descripción
Single male. @liquidanbar
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ricky_taylorDescripción
Collecting damp mud from margin of a pan.
Also on the margin of the pan were 'look-alike' flies. See: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/19066439
