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Scarce habitat being taken over by invasive blackberries

I was able to confirm that this is an Andrena prunorum nest as I saw her enter after this Nomada left.

horribly overexposed :/

There were several of them in the same area around some holes in the dirt, and one actively digging

Witty’s Beach Area

Presumably A. filliculoides, which seems to be the species at Swan Lake

When I saw records classified as this species, it made me think of this individual I saw years ago. Hopefully it's the same.

On a fallen Douglas fir log

This thing perplexes me. Maybe old drymocallis?

In dry forest opening

Adding a "Feeding On" observation field but if there are other more appropriate fields for pollination please let me know in the comments.

Small plant with corolla tube 8 mm long, caylx glandular and 5 to 6 mm long. Previously named Linanthus bicolor var. minimus.

Observed during authorized visit; site closed to public access