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White bellied mining bee on sweet chervil
(Andrena gravida, female imago, on Myrrhis odorata)
16.v.2023
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White bellied mining bee on sweet chervil
(Andrena gravida, female imago, on Myrrhis odorata)
16.v.2023
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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
Spring-beauty, Claytonia virginica, has pink pollen! It is collected by the spring-beauty mining bee (Andrena erigeniae), a specialist. Look at them with their little pink polleny legs!
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Yellow legged mining bee (Andrena flavipes) male imago on my tulips today !
Left picture of a bee perched on top of a white finger, green background. Right picture of the same bee sat on a yellow tulip, beige and green background.
prof asked for photos of our bees that look "life-like" and erm yeah they're very dead. but still pretty! so enjoy
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One of the best days of my life was when I was out catching insect specimens on a pretty windy day (wasn’t at first but did get pretty windy an hour in) and all there was in the area were andrena males. I had caught so many at that point that I kept catching and releasing them lol
Anyway, on the hunt for something new, I noticed that a little guy had attached itself to my pants and wouldn't let go. They sometimes hold onto blades of grass to hold themselves still when it's windy, so I'm guessing I was the next best thing in my green pants.
So, for a good fifteen minutes I had a little buddy with me as I failed to find anything that weren't his bros
I named him beebert :)
Look at the face on this absurd beast. male Andrena anisochlora mining bee
lookat these miners!!!