Favoritos de kyleprice1
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Abejorro del Noreste de Estados Unidos (Bombus impatiens)Observ.
mo0nsgreenthumb
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Abejorro de Cinturón Café (Bombus griseocollis)Observ.
mossman13Descripción
On Helianthus giganteus at edge of tallgrass prairie and sedge/cattail marsh. ID uncertain.
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lobelianniDescripción
Not 100% sure about this one maybe a two-spotted? First bumblebee of the year!
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Abejorros (Género Bombus)Observ.
mossman13Descripción
Traveling Survey. Found on 1-hour long Bombus survey over a meandering transect. Weedy hayfield. Lonicera shrub. Rufocinctus?
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Abejorros (Género Bombus)Observ.
mossman13Descripción
Traveling Survey. Found on 1-hour long Bombus survey over a meandering transect. Shrubby grassland mostly dominated by cool-season exotics. Lonicera shrub. In the field I was highly considering pensylvanicus, but didn't get good enough looks to be certain, and I don't think these photos are conclusive either...
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Abejorros (Género Bombus)Observ.
dancing_dryadDescripción
Spearfish canyon national area, Roughlock Falls
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clayton-fDescripción
would love to know what this grayish white bumblebee looking insect could be.
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Abejorro del Noreste de Estados Unidos (Bombus impatiens)Observ.
beesearcherDescripción
pretty awkward for this bombus...
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Abejorro Americano (Bombus pensylvanicus)Observ.
emmakaminskyDescripción
Prairie Ridge Ecostation
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Bombus vagansObserv.
judysefchickDescripción
BB4 captured in 2017C Patch 2 seen on white pine, captured on vetch. Male? [B-18] Vagans/Sandersoni
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Bombus vagansObserv.
judysefchickDescripción
BB2 captured in 2015B on tufted vetch. [B-43] Vagans/Sandersoni
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Bombus vagansObserv.
mossman13Descripción
Gyne on Trifolium pratense along roadside, with Antherophagus ochraceous glommed on!
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rl7836Descripción
• Kay Environmental Center - Nature Conservancy
• comments/suggestions are very welcome as I’m working to improve my Bombus IDs
• bee was captured for pics & quickly released
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Abejorro del Noreste de Estados Unidos (Bombus impatiens)Observ.
hazelfDescripción
I see the brown patch under the wings this is probably not a Rusty Patch but it does have a patch looks like on T1 or T2.
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Abejorro Amarillo (Bombus fervidus)Observ.
whateverwatcherDescripción
2 bees working over the same flower head.
iNat says B. fervidus for this one. I know that it (and I ) have been fooled by B. auricomus before.
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Abejorro de Cinturón Café (Bombus griseocollis)Observ.
dominicDescripción
A rather plump one.
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alyssa_22Descripción
Foraging on Mondarda fistulosa at the Mississippi interpretive stop off The Ladyslipper Scenic Byway.
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Abejorro de Cinturón Café (Bombus griseocollis)Observ.
lilly50Descripción
Certified Nebraska Pollinator Habitat
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Abejorros (Género Bombus)Observ.
nicosilver2020Descripción
Bees are out everywhere and flowers are blooming
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Abejorro Amarillo (Bombus fervidus)Observ.
martinlucasDescripción
In a large colony of Lupinus perennis in full bloom on a small sand dune. The first time I've gotten decent photos of this species though I think I've seen it in the same area previously visiting cactus flowers. The orange pollen is characteristic of lupine. B. borealis may also occur in this area, and certainly looks similar.
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Bombus affinisObserv.
amoorehouseDescripción
I think you might be onto something. I'll attach another photo but its about the same. I'm sending this off to a few of my go-to bee experts for confirmation.
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Bombus affinisObserv.
ilcartographerDescripción
Saw two rusty-patched bumblebees in a patch of asters and on the side of the road, right where a path branches off towards a trail marked with "no trespassing" signs. Not sure if this marked location is totally accurate to the sighting.
Usá ArgentiNat con app iNaturalist
