Richard
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Surrey Hills orchidiot !
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02-06-2016 12:51:22
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Hoping that this is a Blackthorn Mining Bee, Andrena varians, seen in Surrey yesterday, rare for Surrey? Steven Falk Brigit Strawbridge
A striking solitary wasp at the entrance to its nest, Odynerus melanocephalus, Surrey North Downs π Steven Falk
Its world bee day apparently, so what better excuse to post a photo of one of our most beautiful mining bees: Osmia aurulenta, gold fringed Mason bee, makes its nest in an empty snail shell, amazing, recent photo. Steven Falk
Amazed to see regular males and one female, shown here, visiting my garden meadow cranesbill for nectar, hope they are finding pollen nearby, bit early for bellflowers, Melitta haemorrhoidalis, is it out early Steven Falk?
Lovely male Melitta haemorrhoidalis on my garden cranes bill flower π Brigit Strawbridge Steven Falk
Very excited to find my first Wool Carder Bee, having a rest before resuming its terrorist behavior π Brigit Strawbridge Steven Falk
The local heather has started to flower and so, with impeccable timing, the lovely Heather Mining Bee is out, Andrena fuscipes π Brigit Strawbridge Steven Falk
Leafcutter bees are amazing, the females mostly have a brightly coloured pollen brush under the abdomen as with this lovely Patchwork Leafcutter Bee π Steven Falk Brigit Strawbridge
Great to find Andrena hattorfiana today enjoying a good scabious year over Surrey chalk downland Brigit Strawbridge Steven Falk
A great combination of a Median Wasp checking out a lovely Narrow Lipped Helleborine π Brigit Strawbridge Steven Falk
Inspired by Brigit Strawbridge great talk including a fascinating insight of the Yellow Lousestrife Bee, I visited my local wet meadow and to my great delight found some young Lousestrife plants and a rather fresh male who posed very nicely for me, Β Macropis europae π Steven Falk