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| Orange Sulfur or Clouded Yellow. Those two species look pretty much identical |
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| Brown Belted Bumble Be and a Black Diabrotica beetle |
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| Brown-belted Bumbler |
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| An unidentified bumbler hanging upside-down and grooming |
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| I have no idea why this bee is doing this, but it is so silly |
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| The grooming is normal. The hanging upside down from a fence cable is just silly |
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| Red-belted Bumble Bee drone being adorable |
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| The red belt. I think I have only seen them three times before. They're supposedly pretty common, but I guess they just don't like Chicago |
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| So cool! |
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| Directly below the bee's butt is an out-of-focus flower with a Black Diabrotica beetle on it |
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| Common Eastern Bumble Bee |
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| Wheeeeee!!!!!!!!!!! |
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| Same Common Eastern bumbler as the one in flight |
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| Another Common Eastern |
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| Common Eastern and, yup, another Black Diabrotica |
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| Brown-belted Bumbler striking a weird pose with its tongue out |
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| Sluurrrrrrrp |
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| Great Black Digger Wasp and a Goldenrod Soldier Beetle |
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| Yet another Black Diabrotica |
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