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BackgroundEpeoloides   pilosulus   , one of the rarest bees in North America, is a cleptoparasite of    Macropis    bees which themselves are uncommon oligoleges of oil-producing    Lysimachia    flowers. Only two specimens of the cleptoparasite have been reported from Canada since the 1960s, both from Nova Scotia.New informationA recently collected specimen of    Epeoloides   pilosulus    from Alberta, Canada confirms this species from that province and greatly increases its known range in western North America. This record and additional specimens from southern Ontario (one collected in 1978) have implications for the conservation status of this COSEWIC assessed species in Canada, which are discussed.

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A new western Canadian record of    Epeoloides   pilosulus    (Cresson), with discussion of ecological associations, distribution and conservation status in Canada