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Andrena male and female?
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Posted on 03-03-2008 01:02
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A small bee after a rain shower, still unable to fly. I found plenty of them on flowers, some looking dead. Looks like Halictus genus but I have no idea of the species. About 6mm long.

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Apoidea Andrenidae ....for ChristianWink
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Let me see if Christian is around Wink
 
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I am back from Lanzarote now. Nice trips, with many beautifull insects.

The present bee is an Andrena male, more ID is not possible.

regards, Christian
 
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Thank you, Christian. Then I suppose that the following one, with a full load of pollen, is a female of the same species?...
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Yes, it is a female, and perhaps of the same species. It may be of the humilis-group, but this is only an idea. Andrena is a very difficult genus, ritch in species, and I know only the Central European species (about 120 sp.), which mostly are also impossible to ID by photo. In Spain/Portugal, you have probably more than 200 sp...

Regards, Christian

P.s. Yesterday in the late evening, I was in Faro/Portugal, but for some minutes only, because our airplane took new fuel :-)
 
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