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Bicolored Agapostemon Sweat Bees are small bees that may sting if disturbed. The head and thorax are a shiny, metallic green color with a bumpy texture. This species has an abdomen that is more commonly seen on bees and wasps. Bands of black and yellow/white on the back half of the insect help observers avoid mistaking it for a fly. Other types of sweat bees are completely green. Sweat bees get their name from their attraction to human perspiration.

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This is the one and only time i've ever seen a fungus sweating.

When the heat hits cold you get sweat or a better word condensation...Do NOT ever let them see you condensate.

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This sweat bee seen in Hendrie Park at the Royal Botanical Gardens, Burlington, Ontario

I think my green crown is a dead give away. I'm a Halictid Bee (Sweat Bee) enjoying a fall Dahlia .

 

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A beautiful Sweat Bee that I photographed in Maryland.

It's great to have these false dragonhead flowers blooming - not only are they great macro subjects themelves, but they're attracting a variety of critters...

It should be a crime to look that good in the saddle.

Good balance is key but unfortunately it didn't get her the time she needed to win.

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