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Solitary Bee, Kelvindale
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Glasgow - Kelvindale
A Solitary Bee (Colletes daviesanus), from family Colletidae, resting on some Goldenrod (Solidago sp.) - family Asteraceae. Solitary bees can be distinguished by the long hairs on their hind legs as this is where they will carry pollen. Taken in Kelvindale.
14 August 2023
Solitary bee (Colletes daviesanus), Stirling
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Stirling
Solitary bee (Colletes daviesanus) on an Ox-Eye Daisy (Leucanthemum vulgare). Solitary bees may collect pollen on specialised leg hairs called scopa, or under their abdomens and will collect from a wide range of plant species. This picture was taken at Balallan House garden, Stirling
06 July 2017
Solitary bee (Colletes daviesanus), Stirling
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Stirling
Solitary bee (Colletes daviesanus) on an Ox-Eye Daisy (Leucanthemum vulgare). Solitary bees may collect pollen on specialised leg hairs called scopa, or under their abdomens and will collect from a wide range of plant species. This picture was taken at Balallan House garden, Stirling
