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Who likes buckwheat? We like buckwheat!

Posted on July 17, 2019June 27, 2020 by friendsofthewildernesspark

California Buckwheat is blooming in the Wilderness Park. See what insects love to nectar on this plant ...

Posted in Park sightingsTagged bees, Bernardino Dotted-Blue, butterflies, Ceraunus Blue, Euphilotes bernardino, Golden Paper Wasp, Hemiargus ceraunus, Mountain Mahogany Hairstreak, Pacific Burrowing Wasp, Philanthus multimaculatus, Polistes aurifer, Satyrium tetra, Stonemyia, wasps

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