Lasioglossum truncatum, M, Back, MD, Cecil County_2013-07-10-17.20.27 ZS PMax

Description:
A male, with great, long antennae, the yellow tarsal segments are distinctive in conjuction with the yellow on the clypeus and the slightly weakened veins in the wings. Collected by Tim McMahon and photoed by Dejen Mengis
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