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Nomada oregonica Cockerell, 1903
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Reprinted from: Cockerell,T.A. 1903. New American hymenoptera, mostly of the genus Nomada. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. 64(3): 206-206


? .—Length 7-8 millim. Form ordinary ; dark ferruginous, a very minute mark at each lower corner of face, a spot on each side of second, third, and fourth abdominal segments (sometimes only on the second, or on the third and fourth and nearly obsolete on the second), two faintly indicated discal spots on the fifth, and two or four small spots on the ventral surface near the end yellow ; pattern of black markings as in N. Lewisi, but there are three black stripes on the mesothorax, the outer ones occasionally failing posteriorly, and the base of the first abdominal segment is black ; on the underside of the abdomen there are often three transverse stains, not amounting to distinct black bands; mandibles simple ; flagellum entirely ferruginous ; third antennal joint not very much shorter than fourth ; head transversely oval; mesothorax very densely punctured ; tegulse yellowish ferruginous, well punctured. Wings moderately smoky ; stigma very dark ferruginous, nervures piceous. Scutellum not obviously bilobate ; abdomen practically impunctate. Very similar to N. Sayi, Rob., of the Eastern Slates. <$ .—Length about 6^ millim. Head and thorax black instead of ferruginous ; antennae long, flagellum black above; narrow anterior margin of clypeus, lower corners of face, and mandibles except tips dull reddish yellow ; labrum the same colour, with the middle blackish ; tubercles with a reddish spot, but no other marks on thorax, which is quite hairy; abdomen with a black mark on each side of second segment near base; yellow spots on sides of second, third, and fourth segments, and subdorsally on fifth and sixth ; apex strongly emarginate; on the ventral surface basally is a large obcordate black patch. The anterior and middle femora and tibige have a very distinct black stripe behind, on the hind legs the black is more abundant and more suffused. Hah. Corvallis, Oregon: 5 ?, May 21. to June 7; 1

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