we have been visited by quite a few bees this spring. has anybody else any news on the bees
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Originally posted by Headfry View PostI saw a completely black small bumble bee last weekend? never seen one of those before.
Hope it was a good Bee and not some new bad BeeLast edited by peanut; 02-05-2008, 09:29 AM.Nestled somewhere in the Cambridgeshire Fens. Good soil, strong winds and 4 Giant Puffballs!
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There are some very rare black bumbles peanut, fingers crossed that maybe we were very lucky to see one of those! and yes it too was the size of a fingernail- not the huge starlifter size of a bumble bee -Bombus what a lovely latin name! Mrs Bombus!
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Oh wow, how exciting!: Hope I see some more, next time i'll try and get a photo
I have to say Headfry, it's great being able to talk to you about Bees, you're so knowledgeable it's infectious!Nestled somewhere in the Cambridgeshire Fens. Good soil, strong winds and 4 Giant Puffballs!
Always aim for the best result possible not the best possible result
Forever indebted to Potstubsdustbins
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Have had lots, but they are not helped by Doris (a very persistant & ancient Jack Russell) chasing and trying to munch every bee she sees - almost turned over the greenhouse staging after a poor bee that had hidden in the greenhouse. Anyone know how I can put her off - apart from getting her deliberately stung?
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Hi Peanut, I have found my black bees home! It's a tiny hole in the mortar of an old privy that abuts my garden! I keep going down to watch it come and go....will take camera with me next time.
My goodness, I do have so much still to learn about bees, I am just at the start... All I know really is that I love them to bits! and can spend hours with them.
Gosh better be careful, and NO the privy is no longer in use! it's an office now!
Just re-read my first paragraph.... it sounds very dodgy
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So the biggest bee I've ever seen the other day. It was a good inch long and quite round. Looked like a normal bummble, but so much bigger!
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Originally posted by Headfry View PostIt could well have been a queen bumblebee ! what colour was it, can you recall?
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