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Mason Bee
Anthidium sp.
44.751, 5.37054
Field Notes
Description:
Anthidium have a very special way to sleep, they sleep with their jaw hanging to a stem of grass or a twig of a bush. Their jaw is very strong, since even considerably tossed by the wind, it does not fall and continue to sleep.
Habitat:
It rested on a twig in a fallow calcareous edge of mixed forest at 500m above sea level.
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Anthidium
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PublishedDecember 8, 2011
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