Strona Coelioxys: Coelioxys sayi, back, 417454, polarizing lens filter 2015-11-19-10.24 (32432217064)
Data publikacji: 2017-04-17, Źródło artykułu: http://commons.wikimedia.org, Autor zdjęcia: USGS Bee Inventory and Monitoring Lab from Beltsville, Maryland, USA
The most common of the Coelioxys nest parasites in the mid-atlantic region. This is C. sayi, in this case, a male and simply a mating machine, not involved in nest construction. Check out the multi-pointed rear end. I am unaware of what use this is, but most of the Coelioxys males have some variant of this unusual pattern. Photographed by Ashleigh Jaoobs.
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