Tawny Mining Bee “Andrena fulva”
BODY LENGTH
The Female Tawny Mining Bee length is about 0.39–0.55 in (10–14 mm). However, the Male length is about 0.39–0.55 in. (10–14 mm)
FOOD PLANTS
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