Could this be Colletes fulgidus? - Colletes

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Could this be Colletes fulgidus? - Colletes -

S end of Zzyzx Rd about 250 yds before it straightens completely and about 1km N of CSU Desert Studies Ctr, San Bernardino County, California, USA
November 19, 2022
Size: body about 11mm long

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Could this be Colletes fulgidus? - Colletes - female

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Contributed by Paul De Ley on 10 January, 2023 - 5:28pm

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