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Ceratina calcarata, also known as the calcarate ceratinia bee, is a small carpenter bee found throughout North America. This species exhibits unique nesting behavior, constructing tiny, stem-nesting structures using plant stems. Researchers study *C. calcarata* to understand early stages of social i...
Ceratina cyanea is a metallic blue small carpenter bee described by Kirby in 1802, distributed across much of Europe and parts of North Africa.
Ceratina mikmaqi is a small carpenter bee described in 2011 from Nova Scotia and named in honor of the Mi'kmaq First Nations people.
Ceratina cucurbitina is a small carpenter bee described by Rossi in 1792, widespread around the Mediterranean and nesting in hollow or pithy stems.
Ceratina chalcites is a small carpenter bee in the family Apidae, widely distributed across southern and central Europe, the Mediterranean basin, and parts of the Middle East. Like other Ceratina species, it is solitary and excavates nests in plant stems or pithy twigs rather than forming social col...
Ceratina strenua is a small carpenter bee described by Smith in 1879, native to eastern North America and known to nest inside broken plant stems.
