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Genus Perdita

Subgenus Cockerellia · Subgenus Perdita · Subgenus Pygoperdita

Subgenus Cockerellia
Bee - Perdita coreopsidis Bee - Perdita coreopsidis - male bee - Perdita - female bee - Perdita - female unknown bee on Cosmos - Perdita (Cockerellia) - Perdita - female unknown bee on Cosmos - Perdita (Cockerellia) - Perdita - female bee ID? - Perdita bee ID? - Perdita

Subgenus Perdita
Species Perdita octomaculata - Perdita octomaculata - female So who's the biggie hanging with the small Perdita male? - Perdita rhois - male - female Small yellow wasp on Mesquite - Perdita - female Perdita sp, female, yellow with black markings - Perdita - female Perdita sp, female, yellow with black markings - Perdita - female Bee - Perdita - female Mating Bees? - Perdita octomaculata - male - female Mating Bees? - Perdita octomaculata

Subgenus Pygoperdita
Small bees and pillows? - Perdita interrupta Small bees and pillows? - Perdita interrupta - male - female Small bees and pillows? - Perdita interrupta - male - female Perdita (Pygoperdita) interrupta interrupta Cresson - Perdita interrupta Perdita - male Perdita - male Perdita - male Perdita (Pygoperdita) male - Perdita - male


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