Hylaeus (Planihylaeus) trilobatus

Mount Annan, NSW

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2 comments

   16 Sep 2023
It is either H. primulipictus or H. trilobatus. The only simple way to distinguish females is by dark marks in the wings of H. primulipictus.
JudeWright wrote:
   17 Sep 2023
I thought they looked like Hylaeus but I was thrown because they didn’t appear to have facial markings. Thanks Michael.

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  • 13 Sep 2023 01:06 PM Recorded on
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