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Anthidium manicatum
Esta abeja es sobre todo negra y amarilla. También hay algunas marcas amarillas presentes en las patas y en los lados del abdomen. Los machos son considerablemente más grandes que las hembras.
Campos de Arcos de las Salinas (Teruel).
Reciben el nombre de 'cardador' por su comportamiento de raspar el pelo de las hojas.
Spotted on Jul 11, 2011
Submitted on Jul 11, 2011
![Abella [Anthidium]](https://lh4.ggpht.com/hdO2GYKMTnSf6DWoshJa927t2Bn4R0cbVcf6Z2SYTldagAEaWq1WOMzeBFdHjIhunX1dlJKDn08Uyk-EeaM=s62-c)
5 Comments
Yes Elsa, we are making good progress.
I like that there are more and more spottings of the same species in ProjectNoah, makes it easier to identify. It's a pretty impressive catalogue already :)
Thanks Doryreed and monkey-mind.
looks, the same, I agree Doryreed. It is most likely a female
I think this may be the the same as your spotting. Found it earlier. :)
http://www.projectnoah.org/spottings/679...
Probably a wooly carder bee.