Bees of Northern Wisconsin
Bees of Northern Wisconsin
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56. A. splendens Lep. Solon Springs and St. Croix Dam in Douglas Co.; Randall in Burnett Co.; Hudson in St. Croix Co.; Maiden Rock in Pierce Co.
57. A. texanus subtilior Ckll. Specimens from Hudson in St.
Croix Co., and Prescott in Pierce Co.
Eunomia Cresson.
58. E. heteropoda Say. Occurs in sandy spots at Hudson, St.
Croix Co., Prescott and Maiden Rock, Pierce Co.
Andrena Fabricius.
59. A. nivalis Sm. Solon Springs and Gordon in Douglas Co.
S. GRAENICHER, BEES OF NORTHWESTERN WISCONSIN 236 60.... A. nivaloides n. sp.
9. Length about 9 mm. Black, with light ochreous pubescence. Head as broad as long. Clypeus smooth and shining, with distinct and close punc- tures on the sides ; a narrow median stripe is impunctate. Process of labrum rounded. Mandibles black. Short thin pubescence on the sides of the face, around the antennae and on the lower side of the cheeks. Facial fovea more than half as wide as the distance between the eye and the lateral ocellus. From above, the facial fovea appears light ochreous ; it is separated from the eye by a shining narrow line and extends below the antennal line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
56. A. splendens Lep. Solon Springs and St. Croix Dam in Douglas Co.; Randall in Burnett Co.; Hudson in St. Croix Co.; Maiden Rock in Pierce Co.
57. A. texanus subtilior Ckll. Specimens from Hudson in St.
Croix Co., and Prescott in Pierce Co.
Eunomia Cresson.
58. E. heteropoda Say. Occurs in sandy spots at Hudson, St.
Croix Co., Prescott and Maiden Rock, Pierce Co.
Andrena Fabricius.
59. A. nivalis Sm. Solon Springs and Gordon in Douglas Co.
S. GRAENICHER, BEES OF NORTHWESTERN WISCONSIN 236 60.... A. nivaloides n. sp.
9. Length about 9 mm. Black, with light ochreous pubescence. Head as broad as long. Clypeus smooth and shining, with distinct and close punc- tures on the sides ; a narrow median stripe is impunctate. Process of labrum rounded. Mandibles black. Short thin pubescence on the sides of the face, around the antennae and on the lower side of the cheeks. Facial fovea more than half as wide as the distance between the eye and the lateral ocellus. From above, the facial fovea appears light ochreous ; it is separated from the eye by a shining narrow line and extends below the antennal line.
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