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Аndrena or Lasioglossum ??
Gansucha
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Аndrena or Lasioglossum ??
img-fotki.yandex.ru/get/6612/123576511.21/0_f649e_b8cff012_-1-XL.jpg
 
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Looks like Andrena hattorfiana - a species that specialises in collecting the pollen of Knautia (Scabious) sp. Smile
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Too thought that Andrena, but that I see:
http://shot.qip.r...11Tfzwhi6/
Or mistaken?
Edited by ChrisR on 21-09-2012 21:51
 
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Hmm, not too sure - on second thoughts it does look smaller that Andrena hattorfiana but it is difficult to gauge the size with such a close-up photo.
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Hi Gansucha, it should be Lasioglossum sp., as far as I can see on the pic, there are basal row of hairs on tergal segments. At Andrena (and Halictus) they are located at the apical end.
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Thank you, Marc !
 
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