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/field-station/wp-content/uploads/sites/380/2021/05/cellophane-bees-Jill-1rz.jpg800600Howdy, BugFans, Let us celebrate native bees, those often unobtrusive and always invaluable pollinators that make possible much of our landscape and many of our crops. Unfortunately, although she’s always photographing fuzzy little bees, the BugLady is pretty inept at …