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Identified as 'Osmia sp.' by LakeSide
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Posted on 18-04-2008 23:10
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Probably this Insect is the same...

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 The bottom one is definitly a bee, Osmia sp.
The top photo is a bit unclear.
 
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 Definitely needs to be in the 'Other insects' forum Wink
 
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