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Nature Nut: Yet Another Kind of Cuckoo - Northern Sentinel
The parasitic bees cannot gather pollen or make wax, so host workers feed their offspring and raise all of their young.
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Nature Nut: Yet another kind of cuckoo
Cuckoos in your own back yard? I suspect many of you did not know that you probably have yet another kind of “cuckoo” visiting in your own garden…. they are cuckoo bumblebees. A few years ago, an entomologist friend of mine was checking out what species of bumblebees were visiting the flowers in my garden and he noted that I had cuckoo bees. Until then I had no idea that they existed. Cuckoo bumblebees all belong to the sub-genus Psithyrus and a…
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