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Subgenus Halictus sensu lato
Bees, Andrenae? - Halictus bee ID? - Halictus bee ID? - Halictus bee on butterfly bush - Halictus bee on butterfly bush - Halictus Unidentified Insect 68 - Halictus Unidentified Insect 68 - Halictus Unidentified Insect 68 - Halictus Unidentified Insect 59 - Halictus Unidentified Insect 59 - Halictus Unidentified Insect 57 - Halictus Unidentified Insect 57 - Halictus Bee - Halictus - female Bee - Halictus - female Leaf-cutting bee - Halictus - female Halictid? - Halictus - female Halictid? - Halictus - female Halictid? - Halictus - female Bee for ID - Halictus ligatus or farinosus - Halictus - male some kind of giant mosquito? - Halictus - male unknown bee - Halictus - male unknown bee - Halictus - male small bee on Dianthus - Halictus - male small bee on Dianthus - Halictus - male

 
 
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