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Subfamily Megachilinae

Anthidiini · Dioxyini · Megachilini · Osmiini

Tribe Anthidiini
Anthidiellum notatum - female Resin Bee - Anthidiellum perplexum - male - female Resin Bee - Anthidium Wasp ID Request - Stelis louisae Megachilidae #9 - Anthidium - female Anthidium palliventre - male - female Anthidium utahensis - Anthidium utahense - female Fly? bee? wasp? on snapdragon - Anthidium manicatum

Tribe Dioxyini
Cuckoo Bee? - Dioxys

Tribe Megachilini
Strange bee - Megachile latimanus - male bee - Megachile - female Megachile - male Which gray bee, please? - Megachile - male Megachile Leaf-cutting Bee - Megachile - female Orange County Bees & Wasps #133 - Megachile Wasp, or Bee? - Coelioxys

Tribe Osmiini
Osmia - female Cuckoo Wasp? Halictid? - Osmia - male Hoplitis albifrons argentifrons 01a - Hoplitis albifrons - female Osmia lignaria propinqua - Osmia lignaria - female Mason Bee -- Osmia? - Osmia Osmia (Osmia) taurus - Osmia taurus - female Bee - Osmia Unknown Bee - Osmia - male


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