Jul 16, 2024
Striped Nomia sweat bee, Nomia strigata, Halictidae
Photographed in Singapore by budak
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Striped Nomia sweat bee, Nomia strigata, Halictidae
Photographed in Singapore by budak
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every flower-loving arthropod has to coexist with said flower's ever-omnipresent thrips at some point, but in the case of this little halictid bee it really looks like the Aeolothrips on the left is her purse dog that she shares a home with
(March 15th, 2025)
[PHOTOS TAKEN: MARCH 31ST, 2026 | Image IDs: Two photos of two metallic green and yellow sweat bees feeding from and pollinating the white, pink, and yellow flowers of an apple tree /End IDs.]
Bicolored Striped Sweat Bee (Agapostemon virescens), family Halictidae, Chicago, IL, USA
photograph by Gray Rothkopf
Pure green sweat bee (Augochlora pura)? (I’m looking through my iNaturalist observations and submitting some critters that look cool.)
Have you seen the pure green sweat bee (Augochlora pura)?
I have now
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I'm not sure
This species' scientific name means "pure golden/shining green" depending on who you ask. A beautiful scientific name for a beautiful species.
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The invasion of the bees.
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Pickerelweed Shortface Dufourea novaeangliae
A pickerelweed (Pontederia cordata) specialist found in shallow, emergent wetlands in eastern North America.
image by Max McCarthy
hey check out this fucking bee
Chlerogella anchicaya (Halictinae: Augochlorini)
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