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Subfamily Megachilinae

Anthidiini · Dioxyini · Megachilini · Osmiini

Tribe Anthidiini
Leaf-cutting bee - Anthidium manicatum Resin Bee but which species ? - Anthidiellum perplexum Small, bright yellow bee, Bay Area, CA - Anthidium manicatum wool carder bees? - Anthidium manicatum - male - female Wool Carder? - Anthidium manicatum - male Wool Carder? - Anthidium manicatum - male aggressive beelike fly? - Anthidium manicatum ID confirmation/correction - Stelis louisae

Tribe Dioxyini
Cuckoo Bee? - Dioxys

Tribe Megachilini
Bee ? wasp? - Coelioxys - male Leaf-cutting Bee - Megachile - female bee - Megachile policaris - male Megachilidae ? - Megachile - male Bee - Coelioxys dolichos - female Resin Bee - Megachile Cuckoo Leaf-cutting Bee - Coelioxys - female Megachile - female

Tribe Osmiini
Bees 'n' Berries - Hoplitis, likely Hoplitis (Alcidamea) producta gracilis - Hoplitis - female Bee - Osmia - male Mason Bee -- Osmia? - Osmia Ashmeadiella xenomastax - female More bees at my bee house - Osmia cornifrons - female Attn Dr. Ascher - Osmia Osmia (Melanosmia?) - Osmia - female Blue Orchard Bees? - Osmia - female


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