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Male solitary bees often sleep while attached to vegetation. In this photo, a male metallic green bee (Agapostemon sp) waits for the morning sun to dry up raindrops so that it can fly again.

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Male solitary bees often sleep while attached to vegetation. In this photo, a male metallic green bee (Agapostemon sp) waits on a New England Aster for the morning sun to dry up raindrops so that it can fly again.
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Male solitary bees often sleep while attached to vegetation. In this photo, a male metallic green bee (Agapostemon sp) waits on a New England Aster for the morning sun to dry up raindrops so that it can fly again.