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  3. Arthropods
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  6. Mason, Leafcutter, Carder, and Resin Bees
  7. Mason Bees
  8. Cephalosmia
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Most observed native Cephalosmia

Native to the US, by how plants support them, most observed first.

Specialist bees All

4 native bees whose young are raised on the pollen of plants, most observed first.

  • Osmia montana Pollen specialist on Erigeron, Cirsium, Senecio and 10 more 220 observations
  • California Mason Bee Osmia californica Pollen specialist on Cirsium, Senecio, Ericameria and 6 more 11 observations
  • Osmia subaustralis Pollen specialist on Erigeron, Cirsium, Senecio and 5 more 5 observations
  • Osmia grinnelli Pollen specialist on Ericameria, Chaenactis, Hulsea and 2 more 2 observations

Flower visitors All

4 native pollinators and other flower visitors, most observed first.

  • Osmia montana Pollen specialist on Erigeron, Cirsium, Senecio and 10 more 220 observations
  • California Mason Bee Osmia californica Pollen specialist on Cirsium, Senecio, Ericameria and 6 more 11 observations
  • Osmia subaustralis Pollen specialist on Erigeron, Cirsium, Senecio and 5 more 5 observations
  • Osmia grinnelli Pollen specialist on Ericameria, Chaenactis, Hulsea and 2 more 2 observations

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