




Halictus ligatus
The Ligated Furrow Bee is a small, friendly bee that loves to buzz around flowers. They help plants grow by spreading pollen while they collect nectar to eat.
生息地: Grasslands
The Ligated Furrow Bee has a metallic greenish-gold head and thorax, contrasting with a darker, more slender abdomen. Its abdomen features faint, hairless indentations that give it a subtly striped look.





カテゴリ
昆虫レア度
Common
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
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A special gland in their abdomen helps female Ligated Furrow Bees mark their underground territory.
The name "ligated" comes from the faint stripe-like indentations on their abdomen!
These bees can sometimes share a nest entrance, but still have their own private tunnels!
They often have two generations of bees born in a single year, one in spring and one in summer.
Ligated Furrow Bees can dig intricate burrows underground because they have strong mandibles and specialized legs for excavating soil, protecting their offspring.
Ligated Furrow Bees have fuzzy bodies that help them collect and transport pollen between flowers, allowing plants to produce seeds and fruits.
Ligated Furrow Bees can be solitary or semi-social, building small communal nests where a mother shares duties with her daughters.
These busy bees sip nectar for energy and collect pollen to feed their young!
Solidago canadensis
Visits common goldenrod flowers for nectar and pollen.

Taraxacum officinale
An important early season pollinator of dandelions.
Sphecodes arvensis
Female cuckoo bees lay eggs in Ligated Furrow Bee nests.
Misumena vatia
Ambush predators that often hide in flowers to catch bees.
まだ別名はありません。
危険度
1/5 · 非常に低い
Bees are usually friendly, but it's best to stay calm and not swat at them.
8-15 mm
4-8 mm
30-180 日
These busy bees sip nectar for energy and collect pollen to feed their young!
Grasslands
Foraging
6
20
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