Lasioglossum (Chilalictus) lanarium

Halictid bee

Bees in the family Halictidae have a tongue which, although technically short, appears long and jointed (bent). They have a characteristic wing venation (strongly curved M vein).

The genus Lasioglossum has the main pollen-carrying hairs on the hind femur, and also carries lesser amounts on the hind tibia and under the metasoma.

This particular species is often seen feeding on 'daisies'.

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Species information

• Lasioglossum (Chilalictus) lanarium Scientific name
• Halictid bee Common name
• Not Sensitive
• Local Native
• Non-Invasive
• 0m to 915m Recorded at altitude
• External link More information
• Synonyms

  Lasioglossum lanarium

Location information

• Maps

  ANBG Black Mountain Bullen Range City Renewal Authority Area Dryandra St Woodland Fowles St. Woodland, Weston Hall Cemetery Isabella Pond Kama Lyneham Wetland Molonglo River Reserve Monash Grassland Mount Jerrabomberra Mount Mugga Mugga Mount Painter Namadgi National Park Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional Council Sth Tablelands Ecosystem Park Stirling Park Tuggeranong Hill Wandiyali-Environa Conservation Area Wanniassa Hill Western Edge Area

• Places

  Acton, ACT Ainslie, ACT Aranda, ACT Bruce, ACT Carwoola, NSW Conder, ACT Cook, ACT Evatt, ACT Googong, NSW Hall, ACT Higgins, ACT Jacka, ACT Jerrabomberra, NSW Kambah, ACT Lyneham, ACT Macquarie, ACT Molonglo Valley, ACT Monash, ACT Murrumbateman, NSW O'Connor, ACT O'Malley, ACT Paddys River, ACT Reid, ACT Rendezvous Creek, ACT Theodore, ACT Tuggeranong DC, ACT Watson, ACT Weston, ACT Yarralumla, ACT

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