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      <description>Yesterday I posted a photo of a Lipotriches bee buzz-pollinating my tomatoes in the Bee Aware of Your Native Bees Facebook group. Dr Megan Halcroft picked up the photo and shared something really enlightening with the group.
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      <title>Powerful Pollinators Guide (SEQ) Edition</title>
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      <description>In March this year (2023), I got a message from Dr Rachelle Wilson asking if I&amp;rsquo;d be interested in sharing a bee photo for a project she was working on. The project turned out to be a planting guide to support bees and other pollinators in South East Queensland. I shared two photos, and one was accepted — a Lasioglossum sp. pollinating an eggplant.
Then in August, I got another email saying the guide is now available for download on the Wheen Bee Foundation website.
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