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Mining Bees (Genus Andrena)Observer
kewan11Description
A big underground shared nest ?
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Frigid Mining Bee (Andrena frigida)Observer
mfahertyDescription
Colony nesting in mound of compacted mud, tons of willow in bloom in the swamp. One landed on my daughters hand, very friendly.
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Common Digger Bees (Genus Anthophora)Observer
sallyslakDescription
Ground bees en masse in the middle of a road, hence injuries.
Video here: https://youtu.be/X6ha1R1MD10
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Acapulco Ground-Stingless Bee (Geotrigona acapulconis)Observer
edwardrt5Description
Son abejas muy pequeñas y tienen su nido debajo de la tierra.
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Stingless Bees (Tribe Meliponini)Observer
waswalaDescription
Ground bees - smaller than the normal Apis
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Narrow Stingless Bee (Tetragonisca angustula)Observer
mnwildDescription
On the Lodge grounds
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Genus EpicharisObserver
matias46Description
Bigger than all the bees that I know. Apparently the make their nest in ground.
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Genus ScaptotrigonaObserver
adele3Description
Active nest of stingless bees, located inside a tree trunk at 3.5 meters from the ground. (JC9)
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Genus ScaptotrigonaObserver
adele3Description
nest entrance made with wax emerging from a tree trunk, around 7 meters above the ground (JC10)
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Genus PartamonaObserver
adele3Description
The nest substrate looks to be an abandoned nest of termites felt to the ground. Plants grew on it and 50 cm far there is a bullet ant nest. Aggressive behaviour only in case of heavy disturbance. Red and yellow resin applied on the nest entrance after the disturbance (pic1) (we observed the resin few days later we spotted the nest for the first time pic2). (M6)
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Acapulco Ground-Stingless Bee (Geotrigona acapulconis)Observer
gerardo_machado
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Red-tailed Stingless Bee (Trigona fulviventris)Observer
srlubkinDescription
Nest was in steeply sloped ground sheltered by tree roots, with horizontal entrance
