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 Hi,

I have photographed this small bee (about 5mm) on a daisy two days ago.
Forêt de Marly, 20km west of Paris.
I think it could belong to the genus Nomada?
Correct? If not what genus could it be?
Thanks for any help!
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 Hi FRV,

you're right, it's a male Nomada sp. I doubt, that species ID is possible, at least I can't help with that.

BR, Marc
 
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 Thank you Mark for this confirmation!
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