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Trans Genus Red-eyed Bee. Meet Triepeolus distinctus. While most Triepeolus invade the nests of Melissodes, this one invades the nests of Dieunomia, a bee not even in the same family as Melissodes. Found in sandpit across the river from my house. Nearest records: OH, GA
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A very cool find. This is a lovely male Dieunomia nevadensis. It was found in Maryland at one of the Chaney Sand Mines. They kindly scraped a section of the site and sure enough it was colonized by all sorts of cool sand bees. No sand...no sand bees. That sort of thing. This one is particularly noteworthy because the nearest record was from North Carolina. Did it fly all the way from North Carolina to this sand mine?
Nope
This is just to show you how little we know about even something as simple as the distribution of a bee and how very cool sand mines can be as long as they are not filled in afterwards.
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A sweet little sweat bee. (I think she was a Dieunomia)
