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Subgenus Seladonia

Halictus confusus · Halictus tectus · Halictus tripartitus

Species Halictus confusus
Sweat Bee - Halictus confusus Could it be... - Halictus confusus Nectaring bee - Halictus confusus - male Bee on mountain mint - Halictus confusus - male And one more bee - Halictus confusus - male Bee or wasp - Halictus confusus - male bee ID? - Halictus confusus - male Sweat Bee (Halictus confusus) - Halictus confusus - female

Species Halictus tectus
Little Bee ID Request - Halictus tectus - male Little Bee ID Request - Halictus tectus - male Little Bee ID Request - Halictus tectus - male

Species Halictus tripartitus
Small Bee #2 - Halictus tripartitus Reality Check: Halictus? - Halictus tripartitus Bee #4a - Halictus tripartitus - female Reality check: Halictus? - Halictus tripartitus - female Halictus tripartitus - female Orange County Bees & Wasps #131 - Halictus tripartitus - female Tiny Bee - Halictus tripartitus - female SD Bee - Halictus tripartitus - female


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