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Hackeriapis
32 branches of this group, most-observed first

Megachile ferox
speciesMegachile ferox

Red-eyed Resin Bee
speciesMegachile aurifrons

Megachile nigrovittata
speciesMegachile nigrovittata

Megachile lucidiventris
speciesMegachile lucidiventris

Megachile tosticauda
speciesMegachile tosticauda

Megachile erythropyga
speciesMegachile erythropyga

Megachile ustulata
speciesMegachile ustulata

Megachile punctata
speciesMegachile punctata

Megachile oblonga
speciesMegachile oblonga

Megachile semiluctuosa
speciesMegachile semiluctuosa

Megachile canifrons
speciesMegachile canifrons

Megachile heriadiformis
speciesMegachile heriadiformis

Megachile rhodura
speciesMegachile rhodura

Megachile apicata
speciesMegachile apicata

Gold-barred Resin Bee
speciesMegachile leucopyga

Megachile macleayi
speciesMegachile macleayi

Megachile callura
speciesMegachile callura

Megachile ordinaria
speciesMegachile ordinaria

Megachile micrerythrura
speciesMegachile micrerythrura

Megachile mackayensis
speciesMegachile mackayensis

Megachile parimaculae
speciesMegachile parimaculae

Megachile monkmani
speciesMegachile monkmani

Megachile atrella
speciesMegachile atrella

Megachile hackeri
speciesMegachile hackeri

Megachile speluncarum
speciesMegachile speluncarum

Megachile semicandens
speciesMegachile semicandens

Megachile tasmanica
speciesMegachile tasmanica

Megachile aurantiaca
speciesMegachile aurantiaca
Megachile gilbertiella
speciesMegachile gilbertiella
Megachile bicornis
speciesMegachile bicornis

Megachile rugosa
speciesMegachile rugosa
Lucifer Bee
speciesMegachile lucifer
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 571121.