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Bees: Family Apidae

The Family of Bees including Cuckoo, Carpenter, Digger, Bumble, and Honey Bees.

Two-spotted Bumble Bee	Two-spotted Bumble Bee	Two-spotted Bumble Bee	Perplexing Bumble Bee	Red-tailed Bumble Bee
Red-tailed Bumble Bee	Common Eastern Bumble Bee	Bumble Bee	Bumble Bee	Bumblebee
Common Eastern Bumble Bee	Bumble Bee in Flight	Eastern Carpenter Bee	Eastern Carpenter Bee	Eastern Carpenter Bee
Eastern Carpenter Bee	Eastern Carpenter Bee	Eastern Carpenter Bee	Eastern Carpenter Bee	Eastern Carpenter Bee
Honey Bee	Honey Bee	Honey Bee	Honey Bee	Honey Bee in Flight
Honey Bee in Flight	Unidentified Bee	Long-horned Bee	Long-horned Bee

lejun		17-Jun-2013 14:23
Mr. Kent: Do you have a photo you could send? It is virtually impossible to provide an accurate ID from a verbal description. Thanks for your interest.

Guest		16-Jun-2013 17:50
We have a group of about 15 bees otside our front door smaller than a bumble, black body with orangey brown bottom. Any ideas as to what they are.? M. Kent.

tony		09-Apr-2011 13:45
I live in Spain, we get a good variety of insects, but this year we have noticed a few, what I call 'red bees'. They closely resemble the common honey bee, but the lighter stripes on the back are red as also are the wings, a transparent red. The red stripes are also segments rather than straddling the back of the insect. I have never seen this 'bee' before, hence my request for identification from someone in the know.

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