Colletes succinctus
Hylaeus sp
Bumble Bee Portrait
Lasioglossum sp.
Lasioglossum sp.
Lasioglossum sp.
Lasioglossum leucopus ????
Colletes hederae (The Ivy Bee)
Colletes hederae (The Ivy Bee)
Colletes hederae (The Ivy Bee)
Colletes hederae (The Ivy Bee) in Shropshire
Colletes hederae (Ivy Bee) in Shropshire.
Colletes hederae
Mining Bee
Hylaeus Bee
Anthophora plumipes (Male)
Bumble Bee Portrait
Solitary Bee
Early Bumble Bee Queen (Bombus pratorum)
Solitary Bee
Bumble Bee
Sphecodes sp.
Solitary Bee
Andrena sp
Andrena sp
Solitary Bee (Megachile sp. ?)
Solitary Bee Megachile female
Bombus lapidarius
Bee, Colletes daviesanus.
Hylaeus sp. (Male)
Andrena minutula
Andrena minutula
Andrena flavipes male.
Andrena flavipes male
Melecta albifrons
Melecta albifrons
Melecta albifrons
Melecta albifrons
Roosting Nomada Bee
Mining Bee
Bee Fly (Bombylius major)
Nomada Bee (Nomada fulvicornis?)
Bumble Bee
Nomada Bee (Nomada fulvicornis?)
Honey Bee in Flight.
Nomada Bee (Nomada fulvicornis?)
Nomada Bee (Nomada fulvicornis?)
Nomada Bee (Nomada fulvicornis?)
honey bee
bumble_bee_001
sol_bee_008
Bumblebee portrait
Solitary bee
Bumble bee portrait
Honey Bee
Bumble Bee Portrait
Honey Bee
Honey Bee
bumble bee
Osmia sp.
Colletes daviesanus
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Colletes succinctus
Large numbers of these bees were present on Thursday at The Bog in Shropshire, many I think were newly hatched males waiting for more females to emerge. When I called again a day later much of the frenzied activity had ceased and the bees were doing what they do best, mining the tunnels that form their subterranean nests.
There were also large numbers feeding from the heather blossoms that were starting to open near the colony. At first I though the colony was quite small but on the second visit found it extended over a much larger area than I first thought.
There were also large numbers feeding from the heather blossoms that were starting to open near the colony. At first I though the colony was quite small but on the second visit found it extended over a much larger area than I first thought.
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