Honey Bee

Here is an all orange one.
http://bugguide.net/node/view/388402

i checked with Bug guide and this is an all Black Honey Bee, Apis Mellifera.
i posted the link in the previous comment.
They can range from all orange to all black.
Call it a color morph or melanistic? :)

http://bugguide.net/node/view/380098

Thanks Cindy,fun stuff!

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New things are always very exciting!

http://www.dereila.ca/whispers/two.html
i am also going by this link in which the female resembles the above pic.
Thnx Ashley. i am delited that I spotted something new.

Yea I'm definitely not positive of that, invertebrates aren't my specialty. But it looks right, and range and habitat look good for it :)

All corrections welcome! Thank you :))

Thank you for the ID , Ashley. The Habitat fits perfectly ",Osmia lignaria" the subspecies does very well in The cool damp climate of the pacific.
Osmia lignaria propinqua is the name of the subspecies.

Yes, like annika said. Should have added a smiley face or something :)

I'm sure Ashley knows that, she's just pointing the mistake out so you can fix it!

It is a mistake obviously. I have uploaded at least 50 bees so far,all as arthropods.

And bees are not birds, this should be in the arthropods category.

Looks like Osmia lignaria to me.

Please check ID on this bee.Thanks.