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Spider Arrow?? Ancistrocerus adiabatus? (Vespidae) in Colorado Springs Carpenter Bee 6025731 Tribe Augochlorini? A green metallic wasp to identify please... Halictid Bee Untitled 1 Pretty good job 4-FRASS Nesting Bees - male Bee Halictus farinosus - female Bois D'arc Spider Bee caught in pan trap Bombus morrisoni (Apidae) in Colorado Springs - female Bombus morrisoni (Apidae) in Colorado Springs - female Bombus morrisoni (Apidae) in Colorado Springs - female Bombus morrisoni (Apidae) in Colorado Springs - female Bombus morrisoni (Apidae) in Colorado Springs - female Melissodes? in Colorado Springs - female Melissodes? in Colorado Springs - female Melissodes? in Colorado Springs - female Osmia sp.? (Megachilidae) in Colorado Rockies - male Osmia sp.? (Megachilidae) in Colorado Rockies - male

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