Poland 1961 | Hungary 1980 | Bulgaria 2003 | Moldova 2009 |
White-tailed Bumble Bee Bombus lucorum (Anthophoridae) |
Garden Bumble Bee Bombus hortorum (Anthophoridae) |
Short-haired Bumble Bee Bombus subterraneus (Anthophoridae) |
Bumble Bee Bombus paradoxus (Anthophoridae) |
British Alderney 2009 | Russia 2005 | Russia 2005 | Russia 2005 | Canada 2007 |
Early Bumble Bee Bombus pratorum (Anthophoridae) |
Armenian Bumble Bee Bombus armeniacus (Anthophoridae) |
Bumble Bee Bombus fragrans (Anthophoridae) |
Bumble Bee Bombus unicus (Anthophoridae) |
Northern Bumble Bee Bombus polaris (Anthophoridae) |
British Isle of Man 2012 | Swizerland 1954 | Burundi 2011 | Lithuania 1999 | St.Vincent 2001 |
Bilberry Bumble Bee Bombus monticola (Anthophoridae) |
Buff-tailed Bumble Bee Bombus terrestris (Anthophoridae) |
Small Bumble Bee Bombus mixtus (Anthophoridae) |
Apple Bumble Bee Bombus pomorum (Anthophoridae) |
Two-spotted Bumble Bee Bombus bimacultatus (Anthophoridae) |
Slovenia 2012 | Slovenia 2012 | Slovenia 2012 | Vietnam 1986 |
Red-tailed Bumble Bee Bombus lapidarius (Anthophoridae) |
Common Carder Bumble Bee Bombus pascuorum (Anthophoridae) |
Brown-banded Carder Bee Bombus humtilis (Anthophoridae) |
American Bumble Bee Bombus americanorum (Anthophoridae) |
Portogal Azores 1984 | Burundi 2011 | Vietnam 1986 |
Large Garden Bumble Bee Megabombus ruderatus (Anthophoridae) |
Neon Cuckoo Bee Thyreus nitidutus (Apidae) |
Cuckoo Bee Crocisa curcifera (Apidae) |
Moldova 2009 | Yugoslavia 1978 | Venda, South Africa 1992 |
Carpenter Bee Xylocopa valga (Anthophoridae) |
Carpenter Bee Xylocopa violacea (Anthophoridae) |
Carpenter Bee Xylocopa cattra (Anthophoridae) |
Singapore 1985 | Indonesia 1970 | Taiwan 2012 | Ecuador 1993 |
Carpenter Bee Xylocopa caerulea (Anthophoridae) |
Carpenter Bee Xylocopa flavonigrescens (Anthophoridae) |
Bamboo Carpenter Bee Xylocopa tranquebarorum (Anthophoridae) |
Carpenter Bee Xylocopa darwini (Anthophoridae) |
Ghana 2002 | Qatar 1998 | Lithuania 1999 |
Digger Bee Amegilla acraensis (Anthophoridae) |
Nubian Flower Bee Amegilla nubica (Anthophoridae) |
Mining Bee Dasypoda argentata (Melittidae) |
British Alderney 2009 | British Isle of Man 2012 |
Bug Mining Bee Colletes daviesanus (Colletidae) |
Silk Mining Bee Colletes succinctus (Colletidae) |
Kenya 2011 | British Isle of Man 2012 | Yugoslavia 1978 | Uruguay 1999 |
Sweat Bee Lipotriches sp. (Halictidae) |
Polymorphic Sweat Bee Halictus rubicundus (Halictidae) |
Sweat Bee Halictus scabiosae (Halictidae) |
Sweat Bee Agapostemon virescens (Halictidae) |
Bulgaria 2003 | Burundi 2011 | Venda, South Africa 1992 | Venda, South Africa 1992 |
Wool Carder Bee Anthidium manicatum (Megachilidae) |
Solitary Bee Anthidium florentinum (Megachilidae) |
Carder Bee Anthidium cordiforme (Megachilidae) |
Leafcutter Bee Megachite frontalis (Megachilidae) |
British Isle of Man 2012 | Burundi 2011 | Sierra Leone 2012 |
Red Mason Bee Osmia rufa (Megachilidae) |
Blueberry Bee Osmia ribifloris (Megachilidae) |
Leafcutter Bee Megachile latreille (Megachilidae) |
British Alderney 2009 | Mongolia 1980 | Guinea 2001 |
Tawny Mining Bee Andrena fulva (Andrenidae) |
Mining Bee Andrena scita (Andrenidae) |
Mining Bee Andrena fuscipes (Andrenidae) |
Palau 2011 | Russia 2021 | Canada 2012 |
SILVER | BRASS+NICKEL-SILVER | COPPER-NICKEL |
Bumble Bee Bombus latreille (Anthophoridae) |
Big-eyed Bumble Bee Bombus sporadicus (Anthophoridae) |
Northern Bumble Bee Bombus polaris (Anthophoridae) |
Mining Bee which are the highest group in a Hymenoptera , whose the announcer is a group of punishment ,and it specializes from a kind and pollen and the honey of a flower are used as food. It evolved in parallel with the seed plant which pickles a flower, and the food of a larva was converted into vegetable protein of high purity called the pollen of a seed plant from animal protein. only a peculiar character of Mining Bee is the hair of the body which branched off, and it transforms it so that it may be easy to attach pollen from simple hair.
Very the many seeds of seed plant have received mediation of pollen with one kind of Mining bee. Moreover, there are not few kinds which limit the seed of the plant which visits a flower to Mining bee.