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Julie Banken
Jan 94 min read
Give credit where credit is due: Honey bees aren’t the only bees in the garden.
A Western honey bee collects nectar from a wild Arrowleaf Balsamroot flower growing on the sagebrush-steppe in eastern Washington. Honey...
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Elise Novitski
Apr 9, 20243 min read
First known photograph of Epeolus emiliae in the wild taken by Lisa Hill of Richland
You have to wonder if the Tri-Cities is a hotbed for Epeolus and Triepeolus cuckoo bees or if WaNBS member Lisa Hill just has an eye for...
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Elise Novitski
Mar 20, 20244 min read
Explore bees with iNaturalist!
Whether you a a bee-ginner with a cell phone or a taxonomist with a fancy camera, there is lots to learn on iNat.
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