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Carpenter Bee vs. Bumble Bee: How to Spot the DifferenceThe queen bee is the only one that can lay eggs and it’s up to the female workers to pollinate plants and flowers. Bumble bees are also able to fly in colder temperatures and will often be seen ...
The sight and sound of a bumblebee or a honey bee buzzing from flower to flower in an alpine meadow or a roadside planting is ...
The rusty patched bumble bee once pollinated flowers from the Midwestern Prairies to the East Coast. However, the population of this bumble bee has declined by 87% in the past two decades.
Spring is approaching in the northern hemisphere, and with it come the perennial considerations about which kinds of flowers ...
Here are five of the best flowers to plant no matter what size ... also revealed that, of the 26 bumble bee species recorded in the UK 80 years ago, two are no longer present and another six ...
However, the bumblebee has something most bees don’t: a secret handshake with the flower. It’s called buzz pollination, and a bumblebee does it by gripping the plant with its legs and vibratin ...
With the official return of spring next week, it’s a good time to remind us of the importance of pollinators. To do so, we are excited to welcome Amy Dolan, an endangered species conservation ...
In a study published in the journal Ecological Applications, Concordia researchers look at how certain floral characteristics ...
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