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Native garden has been a bit more active with the warmth and sun lately, and I’m finding my bee friends on the lanceleaf coreopsis and yarrow!

Pictured here is some species of Megachilid bee (pollen on the underside of abdomen, maybe a resin bee), a Lasioglossum sweat bee (dark green to black) and a metallic green sweat bee (Augochlora sp.). I’ve also seen a few bumblebees lately. Super excited to see what summer brings!

#NativePlants #NativeGardening #Bees #Pollinators #Wildlifegardening

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Lots of Fun Bees Out!