Identificaciones de asaph01
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Observ.
sieneDescripción
They are in the process of selecting their nests. Flying back and forth in front of the bee hotel, climbing into one, then zig-zagging again and selecting another.
The first image: the 2 on the right seem to have chosen their nests as they are cleaning them. The other bee is still in the process of choosing.
During the selection process they all fly in together, zig-zagging and checking out potential nests. Then they all fly off together ... and repeat. There is no activity at the bee hotel until mid-afternoon.
Fotos / Sonidos
Observ.
marinejanineDescripción
This looks like a Woolly Sweat Bee, but Eyre Peninsula is not normally part of the range. This species is utilising both native and non-native flowering plants in the Whyalla metro area.
Fotos / Sonidos
Qué
Abeja Melífera Europea (Apis mellifera)Observ.
marinejanineDescripción
Bees were gathered around extruded sap from an old pine tree that had been cut down.
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Qué
Abejas de Cara Amarilla (Género Hylaeus)Observ.
kerrileeharrisDescripción
small (see Honey Bee in photos 3 & 4 for scale)
Fotos / Sonidos
Qué
Género AmegillaObserv.
nellsgrossDescripción
Approx 12mm long . Has very white bands on its tail .And looks like white marks on its legs
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