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Which little masked bee is this, please? - Hylaeus
Copyright © 2007 Thomas of Baltimore City

Which little masked bee is this, please? - Hylaeus
My back garden., Baltimore City County, Maryland, USA
June 21, 2007
Not much yellow on this one. Observed on Petroselinum crispum.

Happy Summer Solstice, ya'll!

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Which little masked bee is this, please? - Hylaeus Which little masked bee is this, please? - Hylaeus Which little masked bee is this, please? - Hylaeus
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Contributed by Thomas of Baltimore City on 21 June, 2007 - 12:54pm
Last updated 22 December, 2009 - 7:01pm

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