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Best 1 Megachile campanulae

Megachile campanulae is a solitary resin bee native to North America belonging to the Megachilidae family. Unlike typical leafcutter bees, this species is distinguished by its use of sticky plant resins to construct and seal its nest cells. Females typically build their nests in pre-existing cavitie...

2 Heriades truncorum

Heriades truncorum is a small solitary bee native to Europe, notable for building linear nest cells inside hollow plant stems and sealing the entrance completely with sticky resin.

3 Small Resin Bee (Heriades truncorum)

The small resin bee, Heriades truncorum, is a small solitary bee in the family Megachilidae, native to Europe and parts of the western Palearctic. Females nest in existing narrow cavities, such as hollow stems or beetle holes, and divide the nest into brood cells using plant resin rather than excava...

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Resin nesting and cavity use are interesting; small size and low public profile keep score moderate.

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4 Megachile sculpturalis

Megachile sculpturalis, commonly called the giant resin bee, is a large solitary bee in the family Megachilidae. It is native to East Asia, and females use plant resin when constructing nest cells, a behavior reflected in the common name; unlike honey bees, it does not live in a permanent social col...

5 Trigona spinipes

Trigona spinipes, commonly called irapuá in Brazil, is a eusocial stingless bee in the family Apidae. It is native to South America and forms colonies in enclosed nests, despite lacking a functional sting. Workers can damage cultivated plants by biting and removing pieces of leaves, shoots, and othe...

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