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everyone please admire this genital dissection i did today while trying to identify this male longhorn bee. i avoided doing these for the longest time but it really is the only way to reliably ID a huge chunk of bee species. i spent like an hour trying to key this guy out using external morphological features but it only took about 10 seconds once i yanked his crazy little hog out and compared it against the big chart of bee dicks. he's a Eucera amsinckiae.
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hi. long time no bug. check out this girl (eucera?) unable to fly good because shes cold. let her warm up in the sun for a bit and she flew off
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Identification: All yellow orange and fluffy (and a Eucera) = E. fulvohirta. Rare. This one from Southern Georgia caught by Sabrie Breland.
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Here is #Eucera rosae. Very closely allied with E. dubitata. Hair color is mostly differentiating the two and now I am beginning to wonder if they two species aren't just color morphs after looking at a long series of very variable males from Kentucky. #bees
Eucera aragalli. Very Rare and very beautiful. Oddly almost all of the specimens listed in public databases come from our study of the bees of Badlands National Park. There must be something about the plants of the Badlands...collected almost entirely with pan traps
Long tongue, long antennae, long-horned bee, Eucera longicornis. A European (or more precisely Eurasian) lover of legumes and things for which a long tongue makes sense to use upon. I look at distribution maps of bees like these and wonder about exactly how many of these bees emerge each year. Photo: James Poindexter II. Collector: T. Peeters. Collected in the Netherlands
