




Andrena rudbeckiae
The Coneflower Mining Bee is a small, fuzzy bee that loves to visit flowers, especially coneflowers! They help flowers grow by spreading pollen while they collect food for their babies.
生息地: Grasslands
The Coneflower Mining Bee is a medium-sized bee with a black body covered in dense, yellowish-brown hair, especially on its thorax and legs. It has transparent wings and noticeable pollen-collecting hairs on its hind legs, giving it a fuzzy, golden-brown appearance, distinct from the shinier, less hairy appearance of honeybees.





カテゴリ
昆虫レア度
Common
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
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Each baby bee gets its own special ball of pollen and nectar to eat!
Female Coneflower Mining Bees lay eggs in their very own underground 'apartments'!
These tiny bees often emerge from the ground on the very same day coneflowers bloom!
They are expert tunnelers, digging new homes every year for their families!
Coneflower Mining Bee has special branched hairs that help them gather and carry huge amounts of pollen back to nourish their growing young.
Coneflower Mining Bee can dig intricate tunnels in the soil using its strong jaws and legs, creating secure nurseries for its larvae.
Coneflower Mining Bee can find its favorite coneflowers by detecting specific chemical scents because of its super-sensitive antennae.
They eat only pollen and nectar from flowers, especially coneflowers!
Rudbeckia hirta
Primary food source and host flower.
Echinacea purpurea
Crucial for this flower's reproduction.
Meloe americanus
Larvae wait on flowers to hitch a ride to nests.
まだ別名はありません。
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
These bees are friendly and won't sting unless they feel scared. Just watch them from a distance!
10-15 mm
7-10 mm
30-60 日
12 km/h
They eat only pollen and nectar from flowers, especially coneflowers!
Grasslands
Foraging
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