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Observed a few of these Bees feeding on a small patch of White Horehound (Marrubium vulgare) flowers.
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Bombus crotchiiObservador
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A large number of Bombus sp using Lupine and California poppy
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Bombus sonorusObservador
tylerzarubinDescrição
Heritage Garden, Concordia University Irvine. Flower is Lupinus succulentus.
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Bombus californicusObservador
tylerzarubinDescrição
Found in the Heritage Garden at Concordia University Irvine. Plant species is Salvia mellifera
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Bombus crotchiiObservador
tylerzarubinDescrição
Found in the Heritage Garden, Concordia University Irvine. Plant species is Salvia mellifera.
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Calliopsis barbataObservador
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Oro Vista Park
Definitely one of the coolest bees I've ever seen. There were a few of these on the phacelia. I didn't check all the different phacelia plants for them but one of the plants had several on them.
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Subgénero PyrobombusObservador
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immature juveniles from a nest. Orange material broken larval capsules.
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Tribo GyponiniObservador
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It has long, thin, curved antennae that don't show up well in the photos
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nesting location, hundreds of holes at this location on the edge of the dirt road.
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Santa Ynez Canyon
Unfortunately when I tried to move the grass out of the way to get a better photo, it took off
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On Goldenbush (Isocoma menziesii)
Point Loma, CA
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Bombus crotchiiObservador
milliebasdenDescrição
has yellow hair on face so I guess B. vosnesenskii?
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Bombus vandykeiObservador
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This is definitely a bumble bee, not a carpenter bee. It has corbiculae filled with pollen, a relatively small head, and a fuzzy abdomen. Best guess is that this an all-black color morph of Bombus vandykei.
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Bombus melanopygusObservador
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I rolled a log over and these two bees were resting quietly inside the ground in individual hollowed-out chambers.
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Subgénero PyrobombusObservador
billrod9Descrição
Looks like a Sitka bumble bee, on wild blackberry, with pale T-5 area area near tip of abdomen, very light colored hairs on the sides of the thorax
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eddiedunbarLugar
Nevada, Tahoe National Forest, UC Natural Reserve System, California, United States (Google, OSM)
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Bombus melanopygusObservador
zackadoodleDescrição
Near Utica reservoir. Foraging on swamp onion. Could possibly be bombus californicus but I felt they tend to have more of a solid “mane” than this guy- please correct me if my ID is wrong
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Abelhões (Género Bombus)Observador
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Poor photos, but pattern didn't look very familiar, maybe red-belted? Elevation a little over 10,000'.
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Bombus melanopygusObservador
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Found on my friends front porch
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Bombus crotchiiObservador
bryanjbdDescrição
Bee, Order Hymenoptera. Documented in Ojai Valley, Ventura County, California, USA
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Bombus griseocollisObservador
jcsgmooDescrição
Note mites at base of wing (too fuzzy for ID).
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Small bumblebees ? were using a small underground area as a hive ? which they accessed through tubes apparently of their own making.
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Género DiadasiaObservador
jimpark67Descrição
These bees were flying in and out of multiple bee-sized holes in the ground. They moved pretty fast.
