Andrena nycthemera
Description:
The females and males are out in large numbers now. The males patrolling along the nesting sites and the females visiting a nearby patch of Tussilago. Salix will start flowering soon and become their main pollen source. It's all a bit early for the 59th parallel north. This is certainly one of the earliest starts of the spring season. Jelle Devalez
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- Andrena nycthemera
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