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Lasioglossum albohirtum, F, Face, WY, Lincoln County
Lasioglossum albohirtum, F, Face, WY, Lincoln County
Lasioglossum albohirtum, F, Face, WY, Lincoln County

Even more Lasioglossum specimens, this one Lasioglossum albohirum, also from the fantastic be world of Fossil Butte National Monument in Wyoming. Photographed by Brooke Alexander. Photography Information: Canon Mark II 5D, Zerene Stacker, Stackshot Sled, 65mm Canon MP-E 1-5X macro lens, Twin Macro Flash in Styrofoam Cooler, F5.0, ISO 100, Shutter Speed 200.

Even more Lasioglossum specimens, this one Lasioglossum albohirum, also from the fantastic be world of Fossil Butte National Monument in Wyoming. Photographed by Brooke Alexander. Photography Information: Canon Mark II 5D, Zerene Stacker, Stackshot Sled, 65mm Canon MP-E 1-5X macro lens, Twin Macro Flash in Styrofoam Cooler, F5.0, ISO 100, Shutter Speed 200.

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Lasioglossum albohirtum, F, Side, WY, Lincoln County
Lasioglossum albohirtum, F, Side, WY, Lincoln County
Lasioglossum albohirtum, F, Side, WY, Lincoln County

Even more Lasioglossum specimens, this one Lasioglossum albohirum, also from the fantastic be world of Fossil Butte National Monument in Wyoming. Photographed by Brooke Alexander. Photography Information: Canon Mark II 5D, Zerene Stacker, Stackshot Sled, 65mm Canon MP-E 1-5X macro lens, Twin Macro Flash in Styrofoam Cooler, F5.0, ISO 100, Shutter Speed 200.

Even more Lasioglossum specimens, this one Lasioglossum albohirum, also from the fantastic be world of Fossil Butte National Monument in Wyoming. Photographed by Brooke Alexander. Photography Information: Canon Mark II 5D, Zerene Stacker, Stackshot Sled, 65mm Canon MP-E 1-5X macro lens, Twin Macro Flash in Styrofoam Cooler, F5.0, ISO 100, Shutter Speed 200.

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Lasioglossum boreale, F, Back, NH, Coos County
Lasioglossum boreale, F, Back, NH, Coos County
Lasioglossum boreale, F, Back, NH, Coos County

New Hampshire...The White Mountains...Mount Washington....at the very top is tundra a small remnant of what was more extensive in the cold post glacial times and still harbors arctic species like this Lasioglossum boreale. At this point this is the only location that has had this species in New England.

New Hampshire...The White Mountains...Mount Washington....at the very top is tundra a small remnant of what was more extensive in the cold post glacial times and still harbors arctic species like this Lasioglossum boreale. At this point this is the only location that has had this species in New England.

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Lasioglossum boreale, F, Face, NH, Coos County
Lasioglossum boreale, F, Face, NH, Coos County
Lasioglossum boreale, F, Face, NH, Coos County

New Hampshire...The White Mountains...Mount Washington....at the very top is tundra a small remnant of what was more extensive in the cold post glacial times and still harbors arctic species like this Lasioglossum boreale. At this point this is the only location that has had this species in New England.

New Hampshire...The White Mountains...Mount Washington....at the very top is tundra a small remnant of what was more extensive in the cold post glacial times and still harbors arctic species like this Lasioglossum boreale. At this point this is the only location that has had this species in New England.

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Lasioglossum boreale, F, Side, NH, Coos County
Lasioglossum boreale, F, Side, NH, Coos County
Lasioglossum boreale, F, Side, NH, Coos County

New Hampshire...The White Mountains...Mount Washington....at the very top is tundra a small remnant of what was more extensive in the cold post glacial times and still harbors arctic species like this Lasioglossum boreale. At this point this is the only location that has had this species in New England.

New Hampshire...The White Mountains...Mount Washington....at the very top is tundra a small remnant of what was more extensive in the cold post glacial times and still harbors arctic species like this Lasioglossum boreale. At this point this is the only location that has had this species in New England.

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Lasioglossum brunneiventre, F, Back, CA, San Bernardino County
Lasioglossum brunneiventre, F, Back, CA, San Bernardino County
Lasioglossum brunneiventre, F, Back, CA, San Bernardino County

Lasioglossum brunneiventre. Small, long head, found in the Mojave National Preserve in studies of sandy areas in National Parks. Photographs by Brooke Alexander.

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Lasioglossum brunneiventre, F, Face, CA, San Bernardino County
Lasioglossum brunneiventre, F, Face, CA, San Bernardino County
Lasioglossum brunneiventre, F, Face, CA, San Bernardino County

Lasioglossum brunneiventre. Small, long head, found in the Mojave National Preserve in studies of sandy areas in National Parks. Photographs by Brooke Alexander.

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Lasioglossum brunneiventre, F, Side, CA, San Bernardino County
Lasioglossum brunneiventre, F, Side, CA, San Bernardino County
Lasioglossum brunneiventre, F, Side, CA, San Bernardino County

Lasioglossum brunneiventre. Small, long head, found in the Mojave National Preserve in studies of sandy areas in National Parks. Photographs by Brooke Alexander.

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Lasioglossum callidum, F, Back, Charles County, Maryland
Lasioglossum callidum, F, Back, Charles County, Maryland
Lasioglossum callidum, F, Back, Charles County, Maryland

A bee with a fat leg, or at least a wide one. Which is the most distinguising feature of this bee that sadly looks like a whole bunch of other Lasioglossum species. The name? = ...Lasioglossum callidum. Photograph by Brooke Alexander.

A bee with a fat leg, or at least a wide one. Which is the most distinguising feature of this bee that sadly looks like a whole bunch of other Lasioglossum species. The name? = ...Lasioglossum callidum. Photograph by Brooke Alexander.

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Lasioglossum callidum, F, Face, Charles County, Maryland
Lasioglossum callidum, F, Face, Charles County, Maryland
Lasioglossum callidum, F, Face, Charles County, Maryland

A bee with a fat leg, or at least a wide one. Which is the most distinguising feature of this bee that sadly looks like a whole bunch of other Lasioglossum species. The name? = ...Lasioglossum callidum. i Photograph by Brooke Alexander.

A bee with a fat leg, or at least a wide one. Which is the most distinguising feature of this bee that sadly looks like a whole bunch of other Lasioglossum species. The name? = ...Lasioglossum callidum. i Photograph by Brooke Alexander.

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Lasioglossum callidum, F, Side, Charles County, Maryland
Lasioglossum callidum, F, Side, Charles County, Maryland
Lasioglossum callidum, F, Side, Charles County, Maryland

A bee with a fat leg, or at least a wide one. Which is the most distinguising feature of this bee that sadly looks like a whole bunch of other Lasioglossum species. The name? = ...Lasioglossum callidum. Photograph by Brooke Alexander.

A bee with a fat leg, or at least a wide one. Which is the most distinguising feature of this bee that sadly looks like a whole bunch of other Lasioglossum species. The name? = ...Lasioglossum callidum. Photograph by Brooke Alexander.

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Lasioglossum channelense, f, back, California, Santa Barbara Co
Lasioglossum channelense, f, back, California, Santa Barbara Co
Lasioglossum channelense, f, back, California, Santa Barbara Co

The Channel Islands lie off the southern coast of California and contain quite a few endemic plants and animals. Here is a bee species that falls in that category and was collected as part of an effort to survey the climatically vulnerable National Parks. Photography by Ashleigh Jacobs.

The Channel Islands lie off the southern coast of California and contain quite a few endemic plants and animals. Here is a bee species that falls in that category and was collected as part of an effort to survey the climatically vulnerable National Parks. Photography by Ashleigh Jacobs.

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Lasioglossum channelense, f, face, California, Santa Barbara Co
Lasioglossum channelense, f, face, California, Santa Barbara Co
Lasioglossum channelense, f, face, California, Santa Barbara Co

The Channel Islands lie off the southern coast of California and contain quite a few endemic plants and animals. Here is a bee species that falls in that category and was collected as part of an effort to survey the climatically vulnerable National Parks. Photography by Ashleigh Jacobs.

The Channel Islands lie off the southern coast of California and contain quite a few endemic plants and animals. Here is a bee species that falls in that category and was collected as part of an effort to survey the climatically vulnerable National Parks. Photography by Ashleigh Jacobs.

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Lasioglossum channelense, f, side, California, Santa Barbara Co
Lasioglossum channelense, f, side, California, Santa Barbara Co
Lasioglossum channelense, f, side, California, Santa Barbara Co

The Channel Islands lie off the southern coast of California and contain quite a few endemic plants and animals. Here is a bee species that falls in that category and was collected as part of an effort to survey the climatically vulnerable National Parks. Photography by Ashleigh Jacobs.

The Channel Islands lie off the southern coast of California and contain quite a few endemic plants and animals. Here is a bee species that falls in that category and was collected as part of an effort to survey the climatically vulnerable National Parks. Photography by Ashleigh Jacobs.

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Lasioglossum coeruleum, f, back, ct, powerlines
Lasioglossum coeruleum, f, back, ct, powerlines
Lasioglossum coeruleum, f, back, ct, powerlines

Aptly named: Lasioglossum coeruleum. Most of the many confusing members of these small sweat bees glimmer discretely in metallic integument, but our friend here takes it up a notch to and Osmia level.

Aptly named: Lasioglossum coeruleum. Most of the many confusing members of these small sweat bees glimmer discretely in metallic integument, but our friend here takes it up a notch to and Osmia level.

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Lasioglossum coeruleum, F, Back, MD, Talbot County
Lasioglossum coeruleum, F, Back, MD, Talbot County
Lasioglossum coeruleum, F, Back, MD, Talbot County

Such a lovely blue and relatively unusual in the Genus Lasioglossum. At least in the East there is no other Lasioglossum so extensively and uniformly blue. So blue that it is often mistaken for an Osmia. This species is associated with woodlands, feeding on the vernal flora of the woods and nearby fields and nesting in rotten wood.

Such a lovely blue and relatively unusual in the Genus Lasioglossum. At least in the East there is no other Lasioglossum so extensively and uniformly blue. So blue that it is often mistaken for an Osmia. This species is associated with woodlands, feeding on the vernal flora of the woods and nearby fields and nesting in rotten wood.

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Lasioglossum coeruleum, F, Face, MD, Talbot County
Lasioglossum coeruleum, F, Face, MD, Talbot County
Lasioglossum coeruleum, F, Face, MD, Talbot County

Such a lovely blue and relatively unusual in the Genus Lasioglossum. At least in the East there is no other Lasioglossum so extensively and uniformly blue. So blue that it is often mistaken for an Osmia. This species is associated with woodlands, feeding on the vernal flora of the woods and nearby fields and nesting in rotten wood.

Such a lovely blue and relatively unusual in the Genus Lasioglossum. At least in the East there is no other Lasioglossum so extensively and uniformly blue. So blue that it is often mistaken for an Osmia. This species is associated with woodlands, feeding on the vernal flora of the woods and nearby fields and nesting in rotten wood.

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Lasioglossum coeruleum, f, side, ct, powerlines
Lasioglossum coeruleum, f, side, ct, powerlines
Lasioglossum coeruleum, f, side, ct, powerlines

Aptly named: Lasioglossum coeruleum. Most of the many confusing members of these small sweat bees glimmer discretely in metallic integument, but our friend here takes it up a notch to and Osmia level.

Aptly named: Lasioglossum coeruleum. Most of the many confusing members of these small sweat bees glimmer discretely in metallic integument, but our friend here takes it up a notch to and Osmia level.

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