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 About 12mm body length, taken today South Coast UK- looks a bit like a wasp to me.
Any ID confirmation ?
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 Possibly a Sphecodes bee? Smile
 
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 Thanks Chris- think you are right- reading again- "most Sphecodes have dark antennae"
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 I think he's right too Sphecodes. For other bijen you might enjoy this excellent Dutch site.http://www.wildebijen.nl/bijen.html Robert
 
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