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Pure Green Sweat Bee

Pure Green Sweat Bee

Augochlora pura

A small metallic green bee species native to North America, belonging to the family Halictidae, characterized by its iridescent exoskeleton and specialized ecological role in pollination.

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Pure Green Sweat Bee
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Ecology & Habitat

Habitat

Found in temperate and subtropical regions of North America, primarily in woodland edges, meadows, gardens, and areas with diverse flowering plants.

Ecological Role

Critical pollinator for native wildflowers, agricultural crops, and maintaining biodiversity; plays a significant role in ecosystem health and plant reproduction.

Morphology

  • SKIN COAT Metallic green exoskeleton with iridescent sheen, providing camouflage and thermal regulation
  • LIMBS WINGS Translucent wings with strong flight muscles, specialized legs for pollen collection and transport
  • HEAD SENSORY Large compound eyes, sensitive antennae for environmental perception and chemical communication
  • BODY STRUCTURE Small bee, approximately 8-10 mm in length, with a compact, robust body design
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