File:Dasypoda hirtipes male (16636769626).jpg
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Hairy-legged Mining Bee or Pantaloon Bee. Resting on Salad burnet (Sanguisorba minor). The bee sat in the same spot for more than 24 hours, even during a heavy rainfall. Buksebi han på Bibernelle. Bien sad det samme sted i over et døgn, også under en kraftig regnbyge. |
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| Source | Dasypoda hirtipes male |
| Author | Line Sabroe from Denmark |
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