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Wild Florida Photo - Lasioglossum Dialictus subgenus - Metallic-sweat Bees

Lasioglossum Dialictus subgenus 

Metallic-sweat Bees

Florida native

Volusia Co. FL 07/10/10
Wilson Co. TN 06/12/25
Volusia Co. FL 07/10/10
Volusia Co. FL 07/10/10
Volusia Co. FL 07/10/10

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The genus Lasioglossum is one of the largest genera of bees worldwide and is broken down into about a half dozen subgenera. The subgenus Dialictus itself contains at least 33 species.
The bee on the violet-blue flowers above was feeding on lemon bacopa blooms. The bee feeding on the yellow peelbark St. John's-wort flower is a female. The white flower with a bee on the anther is moth mullein.


Lasioglossum Dialictus subgenus is a member of the Halictidae - Sweat Bees family.


Other species of the Lasioglossum genus in the Wild Florida Photo database:
  Lasioglossum lustrans - CAROLINA DESERT CHICORY SWEAT BEE


Date record last modified: Oct 22, 2025


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