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Eucerini sp.
Hairy bees, typically with pale hair bands on the metasoma. Males typically have very long antennae. The Eucerini have long paraglossae (lobes at the outer edges of the tip of the lower mouthparts) that reach the base of the labial palpus. They also have parocular carina (ridges on the outside portion of the eye area).
Found on flower in garden.
Spotted on Jul 17, 2012
Submitted on Dec 6, 2012
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