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| | | Bee ID please Richmond Pk | 
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| | | Re: Bee ID please Nice-looker! Maybe from the Halictidae family?
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| | | Re: Bee ID please It's a female halictine bee, and it is one of the Lasioglossum morio group, characterised by blue-green metallic reflections on the head and thorax. Judging by the dull area between the fore- and mid-legs (below the wing insertions), I would think that L. morio itself is perhaps the most likely candidate. | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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