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Dianthidium (Megachilidae)

This video is intended to assist those who are looking to identify hymenopteran specimens or for anyone who wants to familiarize themselves with the order. female Dianthidium curvatum: 8/98 Cache Co. UT CR Lynch male Dianthidium curvatum: UT Cache County Aug 28, 1999 Logan, CR Lynch female Dianthidium ulkei: UT Cache County Sept. 11, 1999 Logan, CR Lynch male Dianthidium ulkei: UT Cache County Sept. 4, 1999 Green Cn., CR Lynch female Dianthidium subparvum: UT Cache County Aug. 29, 1999 Logan, CR Lynch male Dianthidium subparvum: UT Cache County Sept. 4, 1999 Green Cn., CR Lynch female Dianthidium pudicum: UT Cache County Sept. 18, 1999 Rt Hand Fork Logan Canyon, CR Lynch male Dianthidium pudicum: UT Uintah County July 25, 1999 Vernal, CR Lynch I would like to dedicate this video to Dr. Terry Griswold. Dr. Griswold, is a Research Entomologist with the USDA Pollinating Insect - Biology, Management, Systematics Research lab in Logan Utah. Years ago, Terry welcomed me into the 'Bee Lab,' which was for me, a shrine to the Hymenoptera. He allowed me to observe a working systematics lab for many months where I learned a torrent of information. He also welcomed me to his home and showed me the greatest hospitality. Thank you Terry, for your friendship, and for the opportunity to see a real taxonomist at work. My life would be so diminished had I never set-foot in Logan's most precious, hidden treasure, and never met the wise, cheerful, bearded sage who curated that fantastic collection. I am very grateful for your kindness.