Unknown Megachile Species from the Dominican Republic
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Unknown Megachile Species from the Dominican Republic
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Unknown Megachile species from the Dominican Republic
Unknown Megachile species from the Dominican Republic
Megachile texana, F, Back, MD, Baltimore
Found in Urban Baltimore, Armistead Gardens
Found in Urban Baltimore, Armistead Gardens
Megachile texana, F, Face, MD, Baltimore
Found in Urban Baltimore, Armistead Gardens
Found in Urban Baltimore, Armistead Gardens
Megachile texana, F, Side, MD, Baltimore
Found in Urban Baltimore, Armistead Gardens
Found in Urban Baltimore, Armistead Gardens
Megachile townsendiana, m, back, Florida
An interesting bee from Florida. Collected by Anthony Abbate. Not much is know about this species, it shows up in collections not very commonly and has western counterparts which may, or may not, be the same species. So much to do!
An interesting bee from Florida. Collected by Anthony Abbate. Not much is know about this species, it shows up in collections not very commonly and has western counterparts which may, or may not, be the same species. So much to do!
Megachile townsendiana, m, face, Mariposa CA
An interesting bee from Florida. Collected by Anthony Abbate. Not much is know about this species, it shows up in collections not very commonly and has western counterparts which may, or may not, be the same species. So much to do!
An interesting bee from Florida. Collected by Anthony Abbate. Not much is know about this species, it shows up in collections not very commonly and has western counterparts which may, or may not, be the same species. So much to do!
Megachile townsendiana, m, left, Florida CA
An interesting bee from Florida. Collected by Anthony Abbate. Not much is know about this species, it shows up in collections not very commonly and has western counterparts which may, or may not, be the same species. So much to do!
An interesting bee from Florida. Collected by Anthony Abbate. Not much is know about this species, it shows up in collections not very commonly and has western counterparts which may, or may not, be the same species. So much to do!
Megachile xylocopoides, F, Back, Florida
The all black Leaf-Cutter, Megachile xylocopoides, this one found in Florida. The species is found in the East and seems to be gradually invading its way to the North...Picture by Amber Reese and photoshopping by Dejen Mengis.
The all black Leaf-Cutter, Megachile xylocopoides, this one found in Florida. The species is found in the East and seems to be gradually invading its way to the North...Picture by Amber Reese and photoshopping by Dejen Mengis.
Megachile xylocopoides, F, Face, Florida
The all black Leaf-Cutter, Megachile xylocopoides, this one found in Florida. The species is found in the East and seems to be gradually invading its way to the North...Picture by Amber Reese and photoshopping by Dejen Mengis.
The all black Leaf-Cutter, Megachile xylocopoides, this one found in Florida. The species is found in the East and seems to be gradually invading its way to the North...Picture by Amber Reese and photoshopping by Dejen Mengis.
Megachile xylocopoides, F, Side, Florida
The all black Leaf-Cutter, Megachile xylocopoides, this one found in Florida. The species is found in the East and seems to be gradually invading its way to the North...Picture by Amber Reese and photoshopping by Dejen Mengis.
The all black Leaf-Cutter, Megachile xylocopoides, this one found in Florida. The species is found in the East and seems to be gradually invading its way to the North...Picture by Amber Reese and photoshopping by Dejen Mengis.
Megachile xylocopoides, m, bottom, md, kent county
As you can see from the tattered edges of the wings...this is an old bee, meaning it has been out and about for about 5 weeks. This is also a male, one could count the antennal segments (13 in males, 12 in females) but you can also tell by the greatly expanded white front legs, these are used to cover the females eyes during mating....
As you can see from the tattered edges of the wings...this is an old bee, meaning it has been out and about for about 5 weeks. This is also a male, one could count the antennal segments (13 in males, 12 in females) but you can also tell by the greatly expanded white front legs, these are used to cover the females eyes during mating....
Megachile xylocopoides, m, face, md, kent county
As you can see from the tattered edges of the wings...this is an old bee, meaning it has been out and about for about 5 weeks. This is also a male, one could count the antennal segments (13 in males, 12 in females) but you can also tell by the greatly expanded white front legs, these are used to cover the females eyes during mating....
As you can see from the tattered edges of the wings...this is an old bee, meaning it has been out and about for about 5 weeks. This is also a male, one could count the antennal segments (13 in males, 12 in females) but you can also tell by the greatly expanded white front legs, these are used to cover the females eyes during mating....
Megachile xylocopoides, m, side, md, kent county
As you can see from the tattered edges of the wings...this is an old bee, meaning it has been out and about for about 5 weeks. This is also a male, one could count the antennal segments (13 in males, 12 in females) but you can also tell by the greatly expanded white front legs, these are used to cover the females eyes during mating....
As you can see from the tattered edges of the wings...this is an old bee, meaning it has been out and about for about 5 weeks. This is also a male, one could count the antennal segments (13 in males, 12 in females) but you can also tell by the greatly expanded white front legs, these are used to cover the females eyes during mating....
Megachile, U, SIde of head, UTAH
Probably Megachile pugnata, found on the desert experiment range in Utah.
Probably Megachile pugnata, found on the desert experiment range in Utah.
Megachile-apicalis,-female,-back
Megachile apicalis, female, Maryland, Cumberland, July 2012, Railroad Tracks, on Knapweed
Megachile apicalis, female, Maryland, Cumberland, July 2012, Railroad Tracks, on Knapweed
Megachile-armaticeps,-female,-face
Megachile armaticeps. Cuba, GTMO, Female, note the structures on the clypeus! June 2011
Megachile armaticeps. Cuba, GTMO, Female, note the structures on the clypeus! June 2011
Megachile-armaticeps,-female,-side
Megachile armaticeps, Cuba, GTMO, June 2011 Female
Megachile armaticeps, Cuba, GTMO, June 2011 Female
Megachile-brevis,-female,-face
Megachile brevis, Female, Maryland, Kent County
Megachile brevis, Female, Maryland, Kent County
Megachile-brevis,-female,-side
Megachile brevis, female, Kent County, Maryland, June 2012
Megachile brevis, female, Kent County, Maryland, June 2012
Megachile-campanulae,-male,-side
Megachile campanulae, Allegany Count, MD, May 2012
Megachile campanulae, Allegany Count, MD, May 2012