too me that looks like some type of bumble of course its very hard to identify bumbles, because, they have such a different pattern from species to species and there are at least 50 known species in the united states from coast to coast. Some of these bees are increasingly rare, and might be totally geographically unique, as well as unique behavioral traits.

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Looks like one of those Locust (Cicada) Eating Hornets. Here is a YouTube showing one (see link below) I'm having problems with them eating honey bees, maybe hundreds per day. There are more than I've ever seen.

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It is a solitary bee, probably genus Anthidium.