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![Xavier McNally na Twitteri: "Osmia bicornis Red Mason bee -Solitary This species frequently visits artificial habitat. They use mud to create their nests, building brood cells filled with pollen for their young. Xavier McNally na Twitteri: "Osmia bicornis Red Mason bee -Solitary This species frequently visits artificial habitat. They use mud to create their nests, building brood cells filled with pollen for their young.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EWrLR9nUcAE7YzJ.jpg)
Xavier McNally na Twitteri: "Osmia bicornis Red Mason bee -Solitary This species frequently visits artificial habitat. They use mud to create their nests, building brood cells filled with pollen for their young.
![Brigit Strawbridge on Twitter: "HOWEVER.... not all bee species have pollen baskets. Solitary bees carry pollen back to their nests (they don't live in colonies) on stiff, branched hairs, known as scopa. Brigit Strawbridge on Twitter: "HOWEVER.... not all bee species have pollen baskets. Solitary bees carry pollen back to their nests (they don't live in colonies) on stiff, branched hairs, known as scopa.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EYcuf7AWAAEAfht.jpg)
Brigit Strawbridge on Twitter: "HOWEVER.... not all bee species have pollen baskets. Solitary bees carry pollen back to their nests (they don't live in colonies) on stiff, branched hairs, known as scopa.
![Brigit Strawbridge on Twitter: "HOWEVER.... not all bee species have pollen baskets. Solitary bees carry pollen back to their nests (they don't live in colonies) on stiff, branched hairs, known as scopa. Brigit Strawbridge on Twitter: "HOWEVER.... not all bee species have pollen baskets. Solitary bees carry pollen back to their nests (they don't live in colonies) on stiff, branched hairs, known as scopa.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EYcuYFAWAAAnbjQ.jpg)