Observaciones de billrod9

Adjacent to Eagle Creek Loop road, under pine, fir, and cedar forest

Adjacent to Eagle Creek Loop road in pine, fir, cedar forest

Adjacent to Eagle Creek Loop, in pine, fir and cedar forest

I was taking photos of a small Dialictus bees on creosote bush, and Michelle Orcutt brought it to my attention that one bee I posted looked like a Perdita rather than a Dialictus

Adjacent to Eagle Creek Loop, in douglas-fir, incense cedar, ponderosa pine forest

Adjacent to Coffee Creek, in burned over douglas-fir, madrone forest

Adjacent to Coffee Creek

At Table Mountain Ecological Reserve

Under a dense, young fir and spuce forest, with paler reticulations near the stipe apex, pores are creamy, with a slight yellow cast using a flash.

Summer long-horned male on what I think is Gaillardia, in a suburban front yard

It appears to have the four pointed teeth on the tip of the abdomen, in a suburban front yard

On Himalayan blackberry, Redwood Creek Trail parking lot, in mixed redwoods, maples, and alders.

On coastal upland bluff, Cape Blanco State Park