A mustached mining bee (Andrena sp.)
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A mustached mining bee (Andrena sp.)

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excellent chompers on this little fella. male mining bee, Andrena sp., tentatively IDed as A. frigida.
mining bees are known for mostly being present during spring, and the severely dry summers i often complain about only serve to make their strict seasonality even stricter, so this sleepy Andrena schencki on a rainy autumn evening was unexpected. they're certainly easier to photograph when sadly clinging to branches than when they're teleporting from flower to flower, at least
(November 1st, 2025)
Here she isssss - a model !!! (Andrena flavipes, adult female)
Pictures from a couple days ago :).
Top: Male of Chrysochraon dispar (GER: Große Goldschrecke), Center: An artistically challenging Northern Dune Tiger Beetle Cicindela hybrida (GER: Dünen-Sandlaufkäfer), Bottom: A female Black Mining Bee, Andrena pilipes (GER: Kohlschwarze Sandbiene), feeding on fennel flowers.

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Yellow legged mining bee resting on a crocus, this february, the earliest i've ever had them visit the little ecosystem i've been crafting in front of the house.
(Andrena flavipes, female imago, on Crocus spec.)
23.ii.2026
Idiot (affectionate) fell off her leaf while grooming her antennae
Andrena sp.
Pollinated
Unknown mining bee (Andrena sp.)
June 6, 2024
Southeastern Pennsylvania