This male Andrea perplexa was caught in Maryland on 16th May.
This tricoloured bumblebee (Bombus ternarius) is from the Adirondacks in New York State.
A rare specimen indeed Triepeolus monardae hadn't been seen for 20 years until a researcher found one in a Georgia longleaf pine plantation two years ago.
This may look like a bee—it had even Droege fooled when he caught it in Maryland—but it's actually a fly (Microdon) masquerading as a bee.
This super tiny bee is a male Certain tricolour and it's about half the size of a grain of rice.
This girl is far from home. A Pachyanthidium, this bee is native to Africa.
This species Colletes hederae is native to England and is a specialist on ivy.