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A solid black bee species that excavates an underground nest/hive. Single bees fly into the hole which resembles a drilled out hole. The bees often spend only a brief time in the hole.
Holes found in sandy, sparsely vegetated ground located in a large yard near a disturbed patch of remnant lowland tropical forest.
Camera just not fast enough to freeze the motion of the bee. The brighter photos used flash during daylight.
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