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Megachilidae: possible Osmia
Isidro
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Posted on 17-06-2008 00:37
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 Four or five days ago. Madrid, center Spain, about 800 meters. Habitat: Quercus ilex (very) clear "forest" (or better, isolate Q. ilex trees in a plain zone) with many wild flowers (Ferula, Eryngium, Anacyclus, Jasione, Retama sphaerocarpa...). Continental-Mediterranean climate. Cloudy-rainy day. Size: tiny, about 7-8 mm long.

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What species can be?
Thanks.
Regards
Edited by Isidro on 29-06-2008 14:41
 
Isidro
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 Christian...?
 
Jose Luis RC
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 I believe that this Andrena.
 
Isidro
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 Thanks a lot Jos? Luis. Can be recognized the species?

Chtristian, Cthirion...?
 
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 Megachilidae perhaps!
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 Oppps Sad
Then, only I can say "Bee", not?
 
Jose Luis RC
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 I only could be sure if I see it wing with its basal ribbing.
 
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 The profile of the abdomen does not correspond to Andrena, often much more flattened !Wink
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Christian Schmid-Egger
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 Bee is correct, and Megachilinae also. But I am not able to recognize a genus, most probable it is an Osmia.

Regards, Christian
 
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Isidro
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 Thanks a lot.
 
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