I received the following message.
 
Could someone in Michigan thereabouts help
these folks out.
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My uncle owns a boathouse around where I live in Michigan, and just
recently...he found an unusual type of bee swarming around a tree nearby.
 Could you help us find out what type of bee it is?  It would help us out
a
lot.
 
Here is what I was told it looked like:
 
a little bit larger than a yellowjacket either dark black or dark brown
colored body & (i don't know the proper termilogy on bees, so im going to
have to pinch hit) it had a white spot on its head and another one on its
tail
 
If you could help us out, we would really appreciate it, if not thank you
for
your time anyway.
 
Sincerely,
       Goofy12345
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Thanks,
 
Al,
 
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