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Teddy Bear Bee - Amegilla (Asaropoda)

Aussie Bee Homepage > Native Bee Photo Gallery > Teddy Bear Bees

teddy bear bee

Do you have a real teddy bear's picnic in your garden? Protect these charming, chubby bees!

teddybear bee

A teddy bear bee taking off after sipping honey from a feeder sponge. As these bees age, the hair on the top of their thorax becomes worn, leaving a black bald spot.

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