Rare San Clemente Digger Bee Spotted in San Diego at Cabrillo National Monument ...Middle East

San Clemente Digger Bee. Wikipedia photo A rare bee has been spotted in San Diego County following a three-year absence of observations, officials announced Wednesday. According to the National Parks Service, in early September 2020, a population of Anthophora urbana clementina (San Clemente Digger Bee) known to only be on San Clemente Island, was discovered at Cabrillo National Monument. Community scientists and researchers began gathering data about the island bees to confirm their presence on the mainland, and a scientific note was later published in the journal Apidologie. The San Clemente Digger Bee is a subspecies of Anthophora urbana native to the southernmost Channel Isl

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