Apr 25, 2019
This ivy bee species colonised in the UK in 2001 when it was first recorded in Dorset
Photograph: Steven Falk/CEH
(via The week in wildlife β in pictures | Environment | The Guardian)
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This ivy bee species colonised in the UK in 2001 when it was first recorded in Dorset
Photograph: Steven Falk/CEH
(via The week in wildlife β in pictures | Environment | The Guardian)
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Colletes validus, male, side_2012-04-12-12.46 (by USGS Bee Inventory and Monitoring Lab)
Look at the veryyyyyyy long distance from the bottom of the compound eye to the mandible base (technically this is called the malar space). Few bees show this long a head and it is nearly distinctive within Colletes at least in the north. This is a species that likes to hang out around blueberries and other Vaccinium type things. It tends to clump its nests together and it relatively uncommon to find. Photography by Brooke Alexander and Photoshopping by Elizabeth Garcia.
Edwyniana near flavicornis, f, 00605f08, side, chile_2014-08-04-16.01.09 ZS PMax by Sam Droege on Flickr.
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