Life on a Quarter Acre

These are called "pebble bees" since they make their nests out of pebbles. There are only two observations on iNat in Latah county: one from the yard and one from Carole Ririe Brink park. Both are mine.


From the yard, 3 September 2019	BugGuide

Links: BugGuide

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