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BAR stand, block 114, 8.0 mm cavities. Stack 11X was empty in Feb 2006 but soon filled in Spring with Osmia lignaria and its mites.
(2006-08-10) Hallett, Peter
MID114, 3.2 mm cavities. The Trypoxylon frigidum nest in cavity 8 emerged in the summer without overwintering, that in cavity 5 died. The other nests are 'possibly' both Symmorphus canadensis. A bombyliid can be glimpsed in the outer part of cavity 2.
(2006-09-29) Hallett, Peter
WES114, 3.2 mm cavities. The small Potter Wasp Symmorphus canadensis.
(2006-09-30) Hallett, Peter
Sapyga is rare but abundant when present.