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A male and female Homalictus bee.
The Oxylobium ellipticum flowers were a dominant bee attractant in the heathy vegetation.
You should know that it's still a bit weird and foreign for me to see bumble bees.
I remember one day when I was on holiday on the shores of Lake Michigan, I saw a bumble bee, a blue jay, a squirrel, a CHIPMUNK, and a red cardinal in the space of about 3 seconds.
And then my head popped off.
Lots of Bees out this time of year, got a nice sharp picture of this one while it was collecting pollen off a wild rose.
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TITLE: BEE: (Andrena chrysosceles) MALE 2, FOUND ON DANDELION. NOTE "Males have the surface of the clypeus whitish with two black spots combined with orange hind tibiae (a combination unique to this species). " (Steven Falk, Flickr).. Andrena chrysosceles is a species of mining bee known to be susceptible to Stylops infestation. This individual shows sign that something has entered its abdomen between the tergites.
ID TRACKING: ID VIA FACEBOOK: UK Bees, Wasps and Ants: Matt Smith: www.facebook.com/groups/1590641777855221/permalink/171678...
KEYWORDS: INVERTEBRATE, ANIMAL, - iRECORD, - RECORDED
CATEGORIES: ----DOE HILL CP, ---TIBSHELF AREA, --DERBYSHIRE, -ENGLAND, [1] INVERTEBRATES, [2] INSECTA (INSECTS), [3] HYMENOPTERA, [3] STREPSIPTERA, [4.1] BEES, [4] ANDRENIDAE (MASON BEES), [4] STYLOPIDAE, [6] ANDRENA, [6] STYLOPS (PARASITIC FLIES), [8] Andrena chrysosceles
LOCATION: DOE HILL COMMUNITY PARK / TIBSHELF / DERBYSHIRE / ENGLAND
OS GRID REF: SK422599
TITLE: BEE: (Andrena chrysosceles) MALE 2, FOUND ON DANDELION. NOTE "Males have the surface of the clypeus whitish with two black spots combined with orange hind tibiae (a combination unique to this species). " (Steven Falk, Flickr).. Andrena chrysosceles is a species of mining bee known to be susceptible to Stylops infestation. This individual shows sign that something has entered its abdomen between the tergites.
ID TRACKING: ID VIA FACEBOOK: UK Bees, Wasps and Ants: Matt Smith: www.facebook.com/groups/1590641777855221/permalink/171678...
KEYWORDS: INVERTEBRATE, ANIMAL, - iRECORD, - RECORDED
CATEGORIES: ----DOE HILL CP, ---TIBSHELF AREA, --DERBYSHIRE, -ENGLAND, [1] INVERTEBRATES, [2] INSECTA (INSECTS), [3] HYMENOPTERA, [3] STREPSIPTERA, [4.1] BEES, [4] ANDRENIDAE (MASON BEES), [4] STYLOPIDAE, [6] ANDRENA, [6] STYLOPS (PARASITIC FLIES), [8] Andrena chrysosceles
LOCATION: DOE HILL COMMUNITY PARK / TIBSHELF / DERBYSHIRE / ENGLAND
OS GRID REF: SK422599
Buglife Ref:00203
South East London Wildlife
CW Ref: IMG_4654 v2
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Another shot of a bee at the Trentham Estate. I'm pleased with the focus and level of detail captured.
From Saipan, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands. June 2010. Nest of a small species of wasp common throughout the islands called, "Boonie Bees."