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Bumblebee identifcation (1 Viewer)

kitefarrago

kitefarrago

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Hi,

I took the camera out today and this bumblebee was my most cooperative subject. I tried to id it using online material, and think it may be a carder bumblebee. I'd appreciate confirmation since I don't really know much about this at all.

Thanks,

Andrea
 

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