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Posted on 20-05-2008 17:18
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Hello!

This bee was found in a secondary growth of a shady forest in early spring. Can anyone give me some indications about the species? Thank you in advance.

Hungary, 2008-04-05.
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Perhaps Osmia sp??????
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Probably a male of Osmia bicornis.

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Thank you very much Camille and Christian!
Greetings, Tomi
 
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