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Sweat Bees are relatively small and metallic, often shiny green in color. They feed of necter and pollen.

Females can sting although humans find their sting relatively painless.

The are often attracted by perspiration and may sting when brushed off the skin.

See the General First Aid instructions on the Perilous Partners page for information on treating bites/stings.

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