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Family Apidae - Cuckoo, Carpenter, Digger, Bumble, and Honey Bees

Honey, Bumble, and Digger Bees · Cuckoo Bees · Carpenter Bees

Subfamily Apinae - Honey, Bumble, and Digger Bees
Bee - Melissodes - female Tricolored Bumble Bee - Bombus ternarius unknown bee - Anthophora californica The smaller the flower, the better - Part II - Bombus californicus - female Bumble bee? on Indian blanket flower - Bombus pensylvanicus Bumblebee with few hairs on abdomen - Bombus Bombus ? - Bombus vagans Bee 3 - Bombus sitkensis

Subfamily Nomadinae - Cuckoo Bees
cuckoo bee? - Triepeolus bee - Nomada Nomada? - Nomada bee - Nomada Nomada Pine waspy-thing, 4:11pm - Nomada Nomada ID Request - Nomada Small Wasp? - Epeolus scutellaris

Subfamily Xylocopinae - Carpenter Bees
Large Carpenter Bee - Xylocopa virginica - male Eastern Carpenter Bee - Xylocopa virginica - female Another Strange Xylocopa from Florida - Xylocopa micans - male Southern Carpenter Bee - Xylocopa micans MD Bee needs ID - Ceratina strenua - female Bee on Coltsfoot - Ceratina - female Small carpenter bee - Ceratina - female Bee 8837 - Ceratina - female


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