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Subgénero OsmiaObserv.
willkuhnDescripción
Collected from ornamental pear tree
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Abejas Cortadoras de Hojas (Género Megachile)Observ.
willkuhnDescripción
Bee snoozing on Solidago
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Abejas Cortadoras de Hojas (Género Megachile)Observ.
willkuhnDescripción
I made a new friend! She kept landing on me, allowing me to photograph her from hopefully all the angles needed to key her out!
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Macropis ciliataObserv.
mollymjacobsonDescripción
Collected in a sweep of spreading dogbane.
Anything that looks like shagreening /tessellation on the cuticle is just residue from the washing process.
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Avispita Cintura de Hilo (Ammophila procera)Observ.
rongoetzDescripción
Female visiting Solidago gigantea in a suburban native plant garden.
Maybe I'm getting ahead of myself on the identification again, but this time the ridges on both the pronotum and scutum are clearly evident (see especially the last image). There are a lot of other features visible in the images (head shape, pubescence, e.g.), but I haven't investigated sufficiently to know which ones are relevant to an identification within Ammophila; I did notice a seemingly unusual furrow bounded by two strong ridges running the length of the fore femur (see second to last image). I have a lot of additional shots -- or I could crop these more tightly --if additional characters would be helpful.
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Búho Barrado (Strix varia)Observ.
mollyhanseLugar
Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden and Bird Sanctuary, 1 Theodore Wirth Pkwy, Minneapolis, MN 55405, USA (Google, OSM)
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Abejorro de Cinturón Café (Bombus griseocollis)Observ.
scmayoDescripción
A particularly hoary individual
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cappaertDescripción
ID confirmed by Joel Gardener. The somewhat flattened postero-lateral "tabs" of the propodeum are a distinctive feature.
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Bombus affinisObserv.
krmenzelDescripción
She busily gathered pollen on the spirea with Brown-belted, Two-spotted, and Common Eastern Bumble Bees, with occasional refreshment breaks to nectar-rob the penstemons.
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Zurcidora Migratoria Común (Anax junius)Observ.
krmenzelDescripción
On lamb's ear in garden
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mmccarthy98Descripción
Females seen too.
Lyonia ligustrina in clearing along beaver pond edge
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Género AuplopusObserv.
magazhuDescripción
Avispas emergiendo de su nido a lo largo de varios días.
Junio 30 - Recolecto el nido:
www.naturalista.mx/observations/125560564
Julio 11 - Surgen 2 individuos, 1 orificio
Julio 12 - Surgen 2 individuos, 2 orificios
Julio 13 - Surgen 3 individuos, 2 orificios
Julio 14 - Surgen 4 individuos, 3 y 4 orificios
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sophiathanasDescripción
pointed projection on S2 and flattened antennae tips on male?
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chris_rorabaughDescripción
Not sure what I was watching.. the wasp was digging a pretty wide hole.
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braxtonlDescripción
Large colony of digger bees(mostly grayer bees like these, some more orange, see other observation for that one). All around the main lookout points but likely many more throughout the reserve. I estimated 150 total bees and at least 50 holes/burrows, but it was very hard to estimate this stuff and my counts are likely way off(and low). Also note that these are probably mixed species. Any help on species ID greatly appreciated. Thanks!!
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Abejorro Americano Terrestre (Bombus terricola)Observ.
caitlin_potterDescripción
this queen (first of the year that I've seen at Cedar Creek!) was enjoying a spring evening on some blooming leatherleaf!
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Género KuziniaObserv.
exonieDescripción
The bee is here:
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/150076613
