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 Small and slender bee (<10mm), with relatively large abdomen. I think it is of the Halictidae family but don't have any idea of the genus.

Thank you,

Joaquim Gaspar
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 Halictus?
 
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 At the same area and time, I also shot this other bee, which appears to be of the same genus. Is it? I know it is not good practise to insert different species in the same thread, but I'm trying to learn how to identify this family.
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 I think it belongs to the same genus, but it is better to wait for the experts Wink.
 
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 Thank you Rui. Some other opinions?
 
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 Above a male of Lasioglossum, and below a female of Halictus, near scabiosae.

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 Thank you, Christian, I'm impressed! I really thought they were the same genus Pfft
 
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