Anthidiellum notatum, male, Alleghany County, Maryland, Shale Barrens, July 2012
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Anthidiellum notatum, male, Alleghany County, Maryland, Shale Barrens, July 2012
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Anthidiellum notatum, male, Maryland, July 2012
Anthidiellum notatum, male, Maryland, July 2012
Anthidium illustre, m, back, Bray 1, CA
Background fun. Note that in one picture in this series we put a background of grass in our mini-insect studio in front of the black velvet curtain. What do you think ...pro? con?This is Anthidium illustre a snappy looking beast from the Rocky Mountains west.
Background fun. Note that in one picture in this series we put a background of grass in our mini-insect studio in front of the black velvet curtain. What do you think ...pro? con?This is Anthidium illustre a snappy looking beast from the Rocky Mountains west.
Anthidium illustre, m, face, Bray 1, CA
Background fun. Note that in one picture in this series we put a background of grass in our mini-insect studio in front of the black velvet curtain. What do you think ...pro? con?This is Anthidium illustre a snappy looking beast from the Rocky Mountains west.
Background fun. Note that in one picture in this series we put a background of grass in our mini-insect studio in front of the black velvet curtain. What do you think ...pro? con?This is Anthidium illustre a snappy looking beast from the Rocky Mountains west.
Anthidium illustre, m, left green background, Bray 1, CA
Anthidium illustre, m, left green background, Bray 1, CABackground fun. Note that in one picture in this series we put a background of grass in our mini-insect studio in front of the black velvet curtain. What do you think ...pro? con?This is Anthidium illustre a snappy looking beast from the Rocky Mountains west.
Anthidium illustre, m, left green background, Bray 1, CA
Anthidium illustre, m, left green background, Bray 1, CABackground fun. Note that in one picture in this series we put a background of grass in our mini-insect studio in front of the black velvet curtain. What do you think ...pro? con?This is Anthidium illustre a snappy looking beast from the Rocky Mountains west.
Anthidium illustre, m, left, Bray 1, CA
Background fun. Note that in one picture in this series we put a background of grass in our mini-insect studio in front of the black velvet curtain. What do you think ...pro? con?This is Anthidium illustre a snappy looking beast from the Rocky Mountains west.
Background fun. Note that in one picture in this series we put a background of grass in our mini-insect studio in front of the black velvet curtain. What do you think ...pro? con?This is Anthidium illustre a snappy looking beast from the Rocky Mountains west.
Anthidium loti , M, Face, Greece, Aegean Islands, Lesvos, Mytilene
Anthidium loti , M, Face, Greece, Aegean Islands, Lesvos, MytileneAnthidium loti: A characteristic summer species of the Greece, almost always found on the abundantly flowering Vitex agnus-castus. The males are swift flyers protecting their favorite bush of Vitex against intruders on warm summer days. Specimen collected by Jelle Devalez on Lesvos Island, Greece. Photography by Maggie Yuan.
Anthidium loti , M, Face, Greece, Aegean Islands, Lesvos, Mytilene
Anthidium loti , M, Face, Greece, Aegean Islands, Lesvos, MytileneAnthidium loti: A characteristic summer species of the Greece, almost always found on the abundantly flowering Vitex agnus-castus. The males are swift flyers protecting their favorite bush of Vitex against intruders on warm summer days. Specimen collected by Jelle Devalez on Lesvos Island, Greece. Photography by Maggie Yuan.
Anthidium loti, M, Back, Greece, Aegean Islands, Lesvos, Mytilene
Anthidium loti, M, Back, Greece, Aegean Islands, Lesvos, MytileneAnthidium loti: A characteristic summer species of the Greece, almost always found on the abundantly flowering Vitex agnus-castus. The males are swift flyers protecting their favorite bush of Vitex against intruders on warm summer days. Specimen collected by Jelle Devalez on Lesvos Island, Greece. Photography by Maggie Yuan.
Anthidium loti, M, Back, Greece, Aegean Islands, Lesvos, Mytilene
Anthidium loti, M, Back, Greece, Aegean Islands, Lesvos, MytileneAnthidium loti: A characteristic summer species of the Greece, almost always found on the abundantly flowering Vitex agnus-castus. The males are swift flyers protecting their favorite bush of Vitex against intruders on warm summer days. Specimen collected by Jelle Devalez on Lesvos Island, Greece. Photography by Maggie Yuan.
Anthidium loti, M, Side, Greece, Aegean Islands, Lesvos, Mytilene
Anthidium loti, M, Side, Greece, Aegean Islands, Lesvos, MytileneAnthidium loti: A characteristic summer species of the Greece, almost always found on the abundantly flowering Vitex agnus-castus. The males are swift flyers protecting their favorite bush of Vitex against intruders on warm summer days. Specimen collected by Jelle Devalez on Lesvos Island, Greece. Photography by Maggie Yuan.
Anthidium loti, M, Side, Greece, Aegean Islands, Lesvos, Mytilene
Anthidium loti, M, Side, Greece, Aegean Islands, Lesvos, MytileneAnthidium loti: A characteristic summer species of the Greece, almost always found on the abundantly flowering Vitex agnus-castus. The males are swift flyers protecting their favorite bush of Vitex against intruders on warm summer days. Specimen collected by Jelle Devalez on Lesvos Island, Greece. Photography by Maggie Yuan.
Anthidium maculifrons, F, face, Florida, St. Johns County
Anthidium maculifrons, F, face, Florida, St. Johns CountyFort Matanzas national Monument, Florida
Anthidium maculifrons, F, side, Florida, St. Johns County
Anthidium maculifrons, F, side, Florida, St. Johns CountyFort Matanzas national Monument, Florida
Anthidium maculifrons, Female, Back, Florida, St Johns County
Anthidium maculifrons, Female, Back, Florida, St Johns CountyFort Matanzas national Monument, Florida
Anthidium manicatum, F, back, MA, Middlesex Co
What a lovely female Anthidium manicatum from Massachusetts. This species is a non-native species that has successfully invaded much of the Eastern parts of North America, in particular it is fond of ornamental gardens containing furry leaved plants which it uses to line its nest.
What a lovely female Anthidium manicatum from Massachusetts. This species is a non-native species that has successfully invaded much of the Eastern parts of North America, in particular it is fond of ornamental gardens containing furry leaved plants which it uses to line its nest.
Anthidium manicatum, F, face, MA, Middlesex Co
What a lovely female Anthidium manicatum from Massachusetts. This species is a non-native species that has successfully invaded much of the Eastern parts of North America, in particular it is fond of ornamental gardens containing furry leaved plants which it uses to line its nest.
What a lovely female Anthidium manicatum from Massachusetts. This species is a non-native species that has successfully invaded much of the Eastern parts of North America, in particular it is fond of ornamental gardens containing furry leaved plants which it uses to line its nest.
Anthidium manicatum, F, side, MA, Middlesex Co
What a lovely female Anthidium manicatum from Massachusetts. This species is a non-native species that has successfully invaded much of the Eastern parts of North America, in particular it is fond of ornamental gardens containing furry leaved plants which it uses to line its nest.
What a lovely female Anthidium manicatum from Massachusetts. This species is a non-native species that has successfully invaded much of the Eastern parts of North America, in particular it is fond of ornamental gardens containing furry leaved plants which it uses to line its nest.
Anthidium manicatum, m, back, Middlesex Co, MA
Anthidium manicatum is an invasive bee that showed up sometime in the 19 eighties in North America. It is particularly fond of garden plants such as stachys and appears to largely be restricted to areas of human occupancy. The specimens come from Massachusetts, and I wish I could recall who gave them to me, but for now I have forgotten.
Anthidium manicatum is an invasive bee that showed up sometime in the 19 eighties in North America. It is particularly fond of garden plants such as stachys and appears to largely be restricted to areas of human occupancy. The specimens come from Massachusetts, and I wish I could recall who gave them to me, but for now I have forgotten.
Anthidium manicatum, m, face, Middlesex Co, MA
Anthidium manicatum is an invasive bee that showed up sometime in the 19 eighties in North America. It is particularly fond of garden plants such as stachys and appears to largely be restricted to areas of human occupancy. The specimens come from Massachusetts, and I wish I could recall who gave them to me, but for now I have forgotten.
Anthidium manicatum is an invasive bee that showed up sometime in the 19 eighties in North America. It is particularly fond of garden plants such as stachys and appears to largely be restricted to areas of human occupancy. The specimens come from Massachusetts, and I wish I could recall who gave them to me, but for now I have forgotten.
Anthidium manicatum, m, side, Middlesex Co, MA
Anthidium manicatum is an invasive bee that showed up sometime in the 19 eighties in North America. It is particularly fond of garden plants such as stachys and appears to largely be restricted to areas of human occupancy. The specimens come from Massachusetts, and I wish I could recall who gave them to me, but for now I have forgotten.
Anthidium manicatum is an invasive bee that showed up sometime in the 19 eighties in North America. It is particularly fond of garden plants such as stachys and appears to largely be restricted to areas of human occupancy. The specimens come from Massachusetts, and I wish I could recall who gave them to me, but for now I have forgotten.
Anthidium oblongatum, Gynandromorph, Back, PA, Adams County
Anthidium oblongatum, Gynandromorph, Back, PA, Adams CountyA gynandromorph is a bee that exhibits characteristics of both sexes. In the other two species (Lasioglossum and Bombus) the split was bilateral..one side male and the other, female. In this Anthidium oblongatum (an introduced species) almost the entire bee is female with the apparent exception of having a seventh abdominal segment and genitalia.
Anthidium oblongatum, Gynandromorph, Back, PA, Adams County
Anthidium oblongatum, Gynandromorph, Back, PA, Adams CountyA gynandromorph is a bee that exhibits characteristics of both sexes. In the other two species (Lasioglossum and Bombus) the split was bilateral..one side male and the other, female. In this Anthidium oblongatum (an introduced species) almost the entire bee is female with the apparent exception of having a seventh abdominal segment and genitalia.
Anthidium oblongatum, Gynandromorph, Face, PA, Adams County
Anthidium oblongatum, Gynandromorph, Face, PA, Adams CountyA gynandromorph is a bee that exhibits characteristics of both sexes. In the other two species (Lasioglossum and Bombus) the split was bilateral..one side male and the other, female. In this Anthidium oblongatum (an introduced species) almost the entire bee is female with the apparent exception of having a seventh abdominal segment and genitalia.
Anthidium oblongatum, Gynandromorph, Face, PA, Adams County
Anthidium oblongatum, Gynandromorph, Face, PA, Adams CountyA gynandromorph is a bee that exhibits characteristics of both sexes. In the other two species (Lasioglossum and Bombus) the split was bilateral..one side male and the other, female. In this Anthidium oblongatum (an introduced species) almost the entire bee is female with the apparent exception of having a seventh abdominal segment and genitalia.
Anthidium oblongatum, Gynandromorph, Side, PA, Adams County
Anthidium oblongatum, Gynandromorph, Side, PA, Adams CountyA gynandromorph is a bee that exhibits characteristics of both sexes. In the other two species (Lasioglossum and Bombus) the split was bilateral..one side male and the other, female. In this Anthidium oblongatum (an introduced species) almost the entire bee is female with the apparent exception of having a seventh abdominal segment and genitalia.
Anthidium oblongatum, Gynandromorph, Side, PA, Adams County
Anthidium oblongatum, Gynandromorph, Side, PA, Adams CountyA gynandromorph is a bee that exhibits characteristics of both sexes. In the other two species (Lasioglossum and Bombus) the split was bilateral..one side male and the other, female. In this Anthidium oblongatum (an introduced species) almost the entire bee is female with the apparent exception of having a seventh abdominal segment and genitalia.