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Genus PsiloderaObserver
angelamcqueenDescription
Tiny bee. Still alive but hiding. What species is this?
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Small-headed Flies (Family Acroceridae)Observer
marcus128Description
poor thing got itself stuck in some blue tack, luckily got to extract it without harm. i snapped this before it happily flew off
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Brown-belted Bumble Bee (Bombus griseocollis)Observer
xrisDescription
Bombus - impatiens? - on Sanguisorba canadensis, Canadian burnet, Riparius Ice Meadow, NY, September 2019
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Southern Plains Bumble Bee (Bombus fraternus)Observer
lillybyrdDescription
Not sure if this is the correct species. Nectaring on Brickellia cordifolia.
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Anthophora curtaObserver
biophilic1Description
Saw what seemed like hundreds of this species on wing today
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Golden Furrow Bee (Halictus subauratus)Observer
mobbiniDescription
obs for plant: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/31245252
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Honey Bees, Bumble Bees, and Allies (Family Apidae)Observer
biohexx1Description
All of these insects were on the shady side of sunflower leaves during the hot part of the day on two plants. It was like an insect high-rise hotel, with different species on different leaves.
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Common Eastern Bumble Bee (Bombus impatiens)Observer
suegregoireDescription
Bombus griseocollis - Brown-belted Bumble Bee 13 Aug 2019
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Mining Bees (Genus Andrena)Observer
natureguyDescription
iNat did not know what to make of this bee between these two images.
(The bee was visiting the flowers of Candy Flower in a rather deep forest ravine dropping toward a creek.)
Source: IMG_5721x, 5217x
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Subgenus PyrobombusObserver
stevendanielDescription
vagans? bimaculatus? impatiens? how to distinguish?
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Brown-belted Bumble Bee (Bombus griseocollis)Observer
bibakerDescription
Though I hope this is a rusty-patched bumblebee, my only evidence is that the software's first identifion was this. This was in a new prairie that was planted a couple years ago and not mowed. I added 3 more photos of what I think is the same bee.
