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Washington Native Bee Society

Dialictus sweat bee at the end of a phacelia flower stamen

Over 600 Species of Native Bees are found in Washington State

Educate. Advocate. Act.

March Meeting

Thursday, March 27th at 7:00 pm PST on Zoom

Delving into the peculiar pollination biology of two death camas and a checker lily

Learn about the fascinating pollinators that visit three

of Washington's most striking native wildflowers with

Jim Cane.

Register for our March meeting and link to send photos for bee share

View past meetings on our YouTube channel

Mason bee on death camas flowers

Six native bees in portrait on a white ebackground, images by Joe Dlugo

Our Mission

Promoting awareness and conservation of Washington’s native bees and other wild pollinators by building community through education, advocacy, and action

Native Bee Sightings in Washington

Join the WaNBS Mailing List for an invitation to our next monthly meeting

The Bee Diversity of Washington State Poster

Purchase online at Crown Bees

Purchase online at Wolf Haven

A poster showing the dozens of species of bees from Washington State

A WaNBS original poster that showcases a wide diversity of native bees from across our state. Meticulously photographed by Joe Dlugo, from the tiny fairy bee to the commanding Hunt's bumble bee queen, this vibrant poster offers an unforgettable glimpse into the beauty and significance of these crucial pollinators. Get yours today!

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First known photograph of Epeolus emiliae in the wild taken by Lisa Hill of Richland

Explore bees with iNaturalist!

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