Thread subject: Diptera.info :: Bee
Posted by cyprinoid on 28-06-2010 21:22
#1
Norway, 27.06.10
Posted by cyprinoid on 28-06-2010 21:23
#2
dorsal
Edited by cyprinoid on 28-06-2010 21:23
Posted by cyprinoid on 24-10-2010 18:44
#3
Any reason this is not Halictidae?
Posted by nielsyese on 26-10-2010 17:46
#4
Lasioglossum or Halictus.
Posted by cyprinoid on 27-10-2010 13:46
#5
Thanks
Posted by cthirion on 27-10-2010 16:46
#6
Me, I see the right basal vein, not Halictidae, perhaps small Andrenidae?????
Posted by Berka on 28-10-2010 11:17
#7
Do you have any more clues, like time of the year, approximate size....
Posted by nielsyese on 28-10-2010 17:46
#8
cthirion wrote:
Me, I see the right basal vein, not Halictidae, perhaps small Andrenidae?????
It's indeed straight. It should be Andrena from minutula-group. In Norway there should occur A. subopaca, A. semilaevis and A. minutula. The last one seems to be rare. I asked a Dutch expert and he would expect A. subopaca, but without a view of the clypeus, mesonotum and tergites it's impossible to say for sure.
Edited by nielsyese on 28-10-2010 17:47
Posted by cyprinoid on 29-10-2010 11:39
#9
Do you have any more clues, like time of the year, approximate size....
Date: 27.06.10, size just over 10mm I think, could be slightly more or less.
I will see if I can find more pics.