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Andrena erythronii, female, face
Andrena Female (1)
Know Your Wild Bees Campaign - Andrena female ID...this group can dominate on blooming trees and shrubs in the spring, but smaller numbers occur in the Fall on our composites
Know Your Wild Bees Campaign - Andrena female ID...this group can dominate on blooming trees and shrubs in the spring, but smaller numbers occur in the Fall on our composites
Andrena fenningeri, F, Back, Bowie, Maryland
A very early spring bee, covered in pollen, collected by a homeowner in Bowie, Maryland
A very early spring bee, covered in pollen, collected by a homeowner in Bowie, Maryland
Andrena fenningeri, F, Face 2, Bowie, Maryland
A very early spring bee, covered in pollen, collected by a homeowner in Bowie, Maryland, often found on maples
A very early spring bee, covered in pollen, collected by a homeowner in Bowie, Maryland, often found on maples
Andrena fenningeri, f, face, Pr. George's Co. MD
The head of Andrena fenningeri. A wee spring black mining bee that favors the pollen of Maple. Just one of the many little black things that are out in the spring on flowers that people pay no attention to. Found in the heart of suburbia: Bowie, Maryland. Photo by Wayne Boo.
The head of Andrena fenningeri. A wee spring black mining bee that favors the pollen of Maple. Just one of the many little black things that are out in the spring on flowers that people pay no attention to. Found in the heart of suburbia: Bowie, Maryland. Photo by Wayne Boo.
Andrena fenningeri, F, Side, Bowie, Maryland
A very early spring bee, covered in pollen, collected by a homeowner in Bowie, Maryland
A very early spring bee, covered in pollen, collected by a homeowner in Bowie, Maryland
Andrena fenningeri, M, Side, TN, Sevier County, Amber
From the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee comes Andrena fenningeri, one of the very early spring bees, often associated with red maple bloom. In this case a male. Amber Reese took the picture and Elizabeth Garcia did the shopping.
From the Great Smoky Mountains of Tennessee comes Andrena fenningeri, one of the very early spring bees, often associated with red maple bloom. In this case a male. Amber Reese took the picture and Elizabeth Garcia did the shopping.
Andrena forbesii, f, back Maryland
Another member of the difficult to identify Trachandrena subgenus of Andrena. I think that I have the females sorted out (more or less) but the males...oi! This specimen from Maryland. Picture by Amanda Robinson.
Another member of the difficult to identify Trachandrena subgenus of Andrena. I think that I have the females sorted out (more or less) but the males...oi! This specimen from Maryland. Picture by Amanda Robinson.
Andrena forbesii, f, face, Maryland
Another member of the difficult to identify Trachandrena subgenus of Andrena. I think that I have the females sorted out (more or less) but the males...oi! This specimen from Maryland. Picture by Amanda Robinson.
Another member of the difficult to identify Trachandrena subgenus of Andrena. I think that I have the females sorted out (more or less) but the males...oi! This specimen from Maryland. Picture by Amanda Robinson.
Andrena forbesii, f, side, Maryland
Another member of the difficult to identify Trachandrena subgenus of Andrena. I think that I have the females sorted out (more or less) but the males...oi! This specimen from Maryland. Picture by Amanda Robinson.
Another member of the difficult to identify Trachandrena subgenus of Andrena. I think that I have the females sorted out (more or less) but the males...oi! This specimen from Maryland. Picture by Amanda Robinson.
Andrena forbesii, Female, Back, Maryland
There are a group of bees in the genus Andrena that form a fairly distinct subgenus called Tracandrena. They are notorious for being difficult to separate out and, in particular, the males all look pretty much the same. I have created a little Excel spreadsheet that help separate out the females, if anyone is interested.
There are a group of bees in the genus Andrena that form a fairly distinct subgenus called Tracandrena. They are notorious for being difficult to separate out and, in particular, the males all look pretty much the same. I have created a little Excel spreadsheet that help separate out the females, if anyone is interested.
Andrena forbesii, Female, Side, Maryland
Andrena forbesii from Maryland, thanks to Ann Simpkins for photoshopping
Andrena forbesii from Maryland, thanks to Ann Simpkins for photoshopping
Andrena frigida, male, back
Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Andrena frigida, male, face
Middlesex County, Massachusetts
Andrena fulvipennis, F, Back, MD
An odd, dark Andrena bee of deep sandy areas that comes out in the middle of summer
An odd, dark Andrena bee of deep sandy areas that comes out in the middle of summer
Andrena fulvipennis, F, Face 1, MD
An odd, dark Andrena bee of deep sandy areas that comes out in the middle of summer
An odd, dark Andrena bee of deep sandy areas that comes out in the middle of summer
Andrena fulvipennis, F, Side, MD
An odd, dark Andrena bee of deep sandy areas that comes out in the middle of summer
An odd, dark Andrena bee of deep sandy areas that comes out in the middle of summer
Andrena fulvipennis, M, Back, MD, Anne Arundel County
Andrena fulvipennis "“ A very rare species this male was captured in an old sand pit in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. This species is only found in deep, permanently sandy locations. Picture taken by Brooke Alexander.
Andrena fulvipennis "“ A very rare species this male was captured in an old sand pit in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. This species is only found in deep, permanently sandy locations. Picture taken by Brooke Alexander.
Andrena fulvipennis, M, end of abdomen, MD, Anne Arundel County
Andrena fulvipennis "“ A very rare species this male was captured in an old sand pit in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. This species is only found in deep, permanently sandy locations. Picture taken by Brooke Alexander.
Andrena fulvipennis "“ A very rare species this male was captured in an old sand pit in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. This species is only found in deep, permanently sandy locations. Picture taken by Brooke Alexander.
Andrena fulvipennis, M, Face, MD, Anne Arundel County
Andrena fulvipennis "“ A very rare species this male was captured in an old sand pit in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. This species is only found in deep, permanently sandy locations. Picture taken by Brooke Alexander.
Andrena fulvipennis "“ A very rare species this male was captured in an old sand pit in Anne Arundel County, Maryland. This species is only found in deep, permanently sandy locations. Picture taken by Brooke Alexander.
Andrena milwaukeensis, F, back, Hancock co., Brooklin
Another dark northern Andrena. This one also runs down the high elevations of the Rockies and the Appalachians. Collected in Hancock County, Maine and contibuted by Alison Dibble.
Another dark northern Andrena. This one also runs down the high elevations of the Rockies and the Appalachians. Collected in Hancock County, Maine and contibuted by Alison Dibble.