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Melecta
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Melecta
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Tuesday, 1 April 2014
Cherry pollinators fest!
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It was a warm, sunny afternoon and the cherry was at full bloom (three weeks earlier than last year), attracting a menagerie of bees, but...
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Saturday, 21 April 2012
A wet bee on bluebells
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Continuing with the rain theme. Here you have a shot I took earlier of a soaking wet Melecta albifrons , during a brief sunny spell. She w...
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Tuesday, 10 April 2012
Red Mason bee male checking out Melecta
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A Melecta albifrons male has been feeding lazily on the Erysimum in the afternoon a sunny day. Clambering over the flowers, not botheri...
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Saturday, 2 April 2011
Melecta, a cleptoparasitic bee
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The plum tree started flowering last week and today it was buzzing with bees. I counted six species, Bombus terrestris and lapidarius que...
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Saturday, 10 April 2010
Grape Hyacinth visitors
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Many nectar-feeding insects prefer to use abundant floral resources. That is, a plant is much more frequently visited when there is a large ...
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