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 other red bee.taken today in south of spain
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 I'd say Osmia bicolor, with the hope of confirmation!
 
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 To me, it looks more like O. aurulenta.

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 Dear Henrik,

after comparing these two taxa, I agree with you in favour of O.aurulenta. Reddish hairs developed on thorax dorsal and ventral side in aurulenta, contrary to bicolor.

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