MAKE A MEME View Large Image You know, bees are so interesting sometimes. Here is Hylaeus pictipes. Jason Gibbs found this species up in Ontario, Canada where it did not belong since it is a bee of the Old World. Then Paige Hickman and Beth Choate from Meadville, ...
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