Common Bees of Western North America: ID Guide
A rugged field guide for the bee enthusiast!
Carry this informative bee guide and learn how to identify bees as well as what bees eat, where bees live, and the life stages of a bee. Photography and text by Joseph S. Wilson, assistant professor of biology at Utah State University, and Olivia Messinger Carril, Ph.D. in Plant Biology and veteran bee researcher.
• Descriptions & illustrations of 19 common bee groups
• Honey bees, bumble bees, mason bees, and more
• Nesting and floral preferences and seasonal activity patterns
• Distinguishing bees from flies and wasps
• Indestructible lamination – waterproof
PRODUCT INFO
Specification:
- Laminated, 6-fold brochure
Pick-Up, Local Delivery, or Shipping Options
Free pick-up in Bellingham just north of downtown.
$10 delivery within 12-mile radius of Downtown Bellingham.
Shipping varies by weight.
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