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Megachile pruinaAutor
polylepisDescripción
This appears to match a subspecies that either is or was accepted, M. pruina nigropinguis (see https://bugguide.net/node/view/358188/bgimage ) but is not available to use here on iNat.
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lukef2006Descripción
Found floating on the surface of the water right on the edge of Challenger Bank, where the bank quickly drops from 250 feet to well over 1000. Highly likely a Cuvier’s Beaked Whale kill as they are regularly seen in this area. I have the specimen frozen to take to the museum if it’s something new for them.
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Género AnaidesAutor
lukef2006Descripción
New species for me, found in my shower of all places. Never seen anything like it here before. I collected the specimen to be taken to the Bermuda Zoological Society NHM entomology collection.
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Mariposa Amarilla Pequeña Manchada (Pyrisitia lisa)Autor
miguel-mejias1987Descripción
Uncommon vagrant to Bermuda. Very small, about adult pinky nail size.
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Dioxys cinctusAutor
nvicensDescripción
Emergit prematurament de nius de morter de Megachile pyrenaica. En un porxo ple de nius de morter retirats per una reforma de la construcció
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lukef2006Descripción
Several found after shaking mangrove trees and observing what fell out onto the water. I collected two specimens of males.
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Género NomadaAutor
sylvester_kDescripción
One of the smallest Nomada I have seen, max 4 mm
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Megachile pruinaAutor
miguel-mejias1987Descripción
Native species to the island. Carrying a grey nickernut leaf.
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Megachile pruinaAutor
bermuda_public_recordsDescripción
Native, uncommon, and localized species to the island. Photograph by Richard Brewer.
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Megachile pruinaAutor
aliandbriceDescripción
Lead cutter bee bringing rolled Spanish needle (Bidens alba) or rose (cultivated rosa hybrid) leaves back to its nest in an over turned pot with an cultivated aquatic milkweed (Asclepias perennis) in it! It brought back more than five rolled leaves. Sunny. 11:38 AM. Baby pollinators!
