Tiny Carpenter Bee visits Silky Evolvulus flower, comes back for seconds @StuffISawOutside
Tiny Carpenter Bee visits Silky Evolvulus flower, comes back for seconds @StuffISawOutside
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A tiny Carpenter Bee (Ceratina sp.) visits one of many small Silky Evolvulus (Evolvulus sericeus) flowers in bloom along a trail at Attwater Prairie Chicken National Wildlife Refuge, in Colorado County, TX, USA. Shortly after it flies off, it flies back to the same flower to continue eating.
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Tiny Carpenter Bee visits Silky Evolvulus flower, comes back for seconds

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