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Subfamily Panurginae

 
 
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Anthemurgus · Calliopsis · Macrotera · Panurginus · Perdita

Genus Anthemurgus

Genus Calliopsis
Calliopsis Mining Bee - Calliopsis Colletes? - Calliopsis Colletes? - Calliopsis Calliopsis (Nomadopsis) - Calliopsis - female Orange County Bees & Wasps #185 - Calliopsis - male Looking for love in all the wrong places - Calliopsis - male Bee from Irvine Park - Calliopsis - female

Genus Macrotera

Genus Panurginus
Panurginus cressoniellus? (Andrenidae) on Pikes Peak - Panurginus - female Panurginus cressoniellus? (Andrenidae) on Pikes Peak - Panurginus - female small bee - Panurginus - male small bee - Panurginus - male

Genus Perdita
Small bees and pillows? - Perdita interrupta - male - female Species Perdita octomaculata - Perdita octomaculata - female 6026135 Halictid? - Perdita Blond Bee - Perdita Bee ?? - Perdita - male - female Bee - Perdita coreopsidis Mining Bee - Perdita - male - female Mining Bee - Perdita

 
 
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