Which species of bee or wasp are in this photo?
Biology Asked by user53181 on January 17, 2021
Please tell me what do you think 🙂
The photo is from Santander, Colombia. I didn’t take any closeups photos ?, but these were little bees, like 5 x 1 mm. The tube didn’t seem man-made, it was indoors and the owner of the house said that they are stingless, since no one has been stung.
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Looks like the family Halictidae to me. Known as a sweat bee. Maybe Lasioglossum zephyrus?
Answered by Gabriel Fair on January 17, 2021
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