Penn State Entomology Image Gallery - Osmia & Solitary Bees

Image Gallery - Osmia & Solitary Bees

Listing by Insect Order
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Image Categories:

Ants/Termites

Bees & Wasps

Beetles

Beneficial Insects

Butterflies & Moths

Evergreen & Conifer

Field Crops

Flies

Fruit

Honey Bees

Household

Invasive Species

Stored Grains

Pantry Pests

Public Health

Spiders

Ticks

Trees & Shrubs

Turf

Vegetables

Click on images for larger view. Common names are linked to factsheets when available. Link to guidelines for using images from this collection.
Honey Bee Categories General Beekeeping Packages Small Hive Beetles	Osmia & Solitary Bees Bee Diseases & Disorders Varroa Mites	Tracheal Mites Bear damage to hives Skunk/mice/squirrel damage to hives

Mason bee female sealing nesting hole in wood block - - - Image by Maryann Frazier	Mason bee female provisioning nesting tube - - - Image by Maryann Frazier	Mason bee eggs in nesting tube - - - Image by Maryann Frazier	Group of nesting tubes (both sealed and unsealed) in a pet carrier - - - Image by Maryann Frazier
Osmia ligneria (adult) on apple blossom - - - Image by Maryann Frazier	Osmia ligneria (adult) on apple blossom - - - Image by Maryann Frazier	Unidentified solitary bee on raspberry blossoms - - - Image by Maryann Frazier	Nest boxes for solitary bees in planting of brambles - - - Image by Maryann Frazier
Closer view of nest boxes in planting of brambles - - - Image by Maryann Frazier	Bee on approach to nest boxes for solitary bees in a planting of brambles - - - Image by Maryann Frazier	Nest boxes for solitary bees in preparation - - - Image by Maryann Frazier	Portion of nest boxes for solitary bees in progress - - - Image by Maryann Frazier
Unidentified Megachili bee visits nest boxes for solitary bees in a planting of brambles - - - Image by Maryann Frazier	Unidentified Megachili bee in tube of next boxes for solitary bees - - - Image by Maryann Frazier	Mason bees: group of nesting tubes both sealed and unsealed - - - Image by Maryann Frazier

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