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 What bee, Australia? ->Hylaeus littleri
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| Volker Achterberg |
Posted on 12-03-2021 18:01
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Member Location: northern Germany, Hamburg Posts: 257 Joined: 03.03.21 |
date: 24 August 2019; location: Lamington National Park, ca. 800 m high, at Binna Burra Lodge on a banksia flower together with golden-tailed spiny ants; size: small, about 6 mm; what bee genus and species? have no idea, Thanks a lot for any ID help! Best regards, Volker Volker Achterberg attached the following image:  [251.18Kb] Edited by Volker Achterberg on 19-03-2021 18:26 |
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| Volker Achterberg |
Posted on 12-03-2021 18:02
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Member Location: northern Germany, Hamburg Posts: 257 Joined: 03.03.21 |
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| Volker Achterberg |
Posted on 12-03-2021 18:03
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Member Location: northern Germany, Hamburg Posts: 257 Joined: 03.03.21 |
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| Volkmar Nix |
Posted on 14-03-2021 23:54
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Member Location: Dillenburg, Germany Posts: 4 Joined: 07.08.18 |
Hello Volker, it's a female bee of the genus Hylaeus (Yellow-Face-Bees). Probably Hylaeus (Prosopisternon) littleri. Look at the small yellow markings in the face. Best regards Volkmar Edited by Volkmar Nix on 15-03-2021 00:33 |
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| Volker Achterberg |
Posted on 15-03-2021 12:11
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Member Location: northern Germany, Hamburg Posts: 257 Joined: 03.03.21 |
Thanks a lot, Volkmar, for your ID help! That's really great, that you could identify this tiny bee from my fotos. Comparison with pictures in the internet looks perfect. Best regards, Volker |
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