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Home » Guide » Arthropods (Arthropoda) » Insects (Insecta) » Ants, Bees, Wasps and Sawflies (Hymenoptera) » Aculeata - Bees, Ants, and other Stinging Wasps » Anthophila (Apoidea) - Bees » Plasterer Bees, Masked or Yellow-faced Bees (Colletidae) » Yellow-masked Bees (Hylaeus)

Genus Hylaeus - Yellow-masked Bees

Subgenus Hylaeus · Subgenus Prosopis · Subgenus Spatulariella

Subgenus Hylaeus
Bee? - Hylaeus leptocephalus - female Bee or wasp or...? - Hylaeus mesillae - female Hylaeus 0446 - Hylaeus leptocephalus - male Hylaeus ID Request - Hylaeus leptocephalus - male Hylaeus ID Request - Hylaeus leptocephalus - male Another Tiny Creature - Hylaeus leptocephalus - male Another Tiny Creature - Hylaeus leptocephalus - male Hylaeus ZH3Z2811 - Hylaeus mesillae - male

Subgenus Prosopis
tiny digger wasp? - Hylaeus modestus - male Bee Sp. Unknown - Hylaeus - female Colletidae - Hylaeus - Hylaeus - female Masked Bee ID Request - Hylaeus modestus - male - female Masked Bee ID Request - Hylaeus modestus - male - female Hylaeus sp 8914 - Hylaeus Wasp - Hylaeus - female Bee [Hylaeus?] ID Request - Hylaeus - female

Subgenus Spatulariella
The last few species from Cacalia - Hylaeus hyalinatus - male The last few species from Cacalia - Hylaeus hyalinatus - male Is this Hylaeus? - Hylaeus punctatus - male - female Is this Hylaeus? - Hylaeus punctatus - male - female Is this Hylaeus? - Hylaeus punctatus


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