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Pantaloon bee (Dasypoda altercator?)
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Pantaloon bee (Dasypoda altercator?)
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Obsessed with the way she scurries back in "there is work to be done here !" Pantaloon bees are the cutest things.
(Dasyopoda hirtipes, female imago)
16.vi.2020
Pantaloon bee digging out a nest ! Have always been obsessed with the way they seem to move backward (promise you this is not a reverse video !)
(Dasypoda hirtipes, female imago)
16.vi.2020
[Video description: a small heap of coarse sand on a pavement. There's a hole in the middle out of which a bee crawls up, moving the sand backwards with her legs. Background noise is of a calm street, halfway through the video a car drives past, other than that there's birds in the background]
(So sorry for the horrible quality this became by uploading to tumblr 🥲)
And some better cropped pictures (just wanted to make the scale of a pantaloon bee digging clear in the first post !)
(Dasypoda hirtipes, female imago)
june 2020
Happy and sleepy pantaloon bee in my moms garden!
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Pantaloon Bee aka Hairy-legged Mining Bee (Dasypoda hirtipes)
Females (1-5) and males (6-7).
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Pragtbuksebi (Dasypoda hirtipes)
Pantaloon Bee (Dasypoda hirtipes)