Bumble Bee Atlas: Ecology And Conservation: 2026
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Bumble Bee Atlas: Ecology And Conservation: 2026
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Where do bumblebees go in winter? And how do they know when to return in time for spring? 🐝🔮 | Bumblebee Conservation Trust
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Where do bumblebees go in winter? And how do they know when to return in time for spring? 🐝🔮 | Bumblebee Conservation Trust
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Help us caption this video 🐝 Spring 2026 arrives in just under two months. What are you most looking forward to this spring? 🔎🐝 Buff-tailed bumblebee 🎥 Helen King | Bumblebee Conservation Trust
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Help us caption this video 🐝 Spring 2026 arrives in just under two months. What are you most looking forward to this spring? 🔎🐝 Buff-tailed bumblebee 🎥 Helen King | Bumblebee Conservation Trust
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Bee honest, did you know this about bumblebees? 🐝🍯 | Bumblebee Conservation Trust
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Bee honest, did you know this about bumblebees? 🐝🍯 | Bumblebee Conservation Trust
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Eek! 2025 is almost over, so what have bumblebees been up to this year? ❄️ Bumblebee queens spend the entire winter hibernating alone in the soil. 👑 They emerge from hibernation in spring, when rising temperatures and longer days wake them. 💤 When a queen emerges, she spends some time resting to wake up properly. 🌷 Once fully awake, she feeds on flowers to gain energy. 🏠 Then begins the search for a suitable nest site: holes in the ground, long grass, bird boxes and beneath garden sheds. 🌼
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Eek! 2025 is almost over, so what have bumblebees been up to this year? ❄️ Bumblebee queens spend the entire winter hibernating alone in the soil. 👑 They emerge from hibernation in spring, when rising temperatures and longer days wake them. 💤 When a queen emerges, she spends some time resting to wake up properly. 🌷 Once fully awake, she feeds on flowers to gain energy. 🏠 Then begins the search for a suitable nest site: holes in the ground, long grass, bird boxes and beneath garden sheds. 🌼
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Our bee-st bumblebee moments of 2025 🐝 A lot of bee-utiful moments were captured this year. Here are some of our favourite clips. What was your bee-st bumblebee moment of 2025? Did you get it on camera? Tell us below! Share your 📸 and 🎥 if you have them, we'd love to see them 💛 🎥 Helen King, Bex Cartwright, Karen Bowers, Kirsty Marshall, John Soonaye, Emily Luck | Bumblebee Conservation Trust
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Our bee-st bumblebee moments of 2025 🐝 A lot of bee-utiful moments were captured this year. Here are some of our favourite clips. What was your bee-st bumblebee moment of 2025? Did you get it on camera? Tell us below! Share your 📸 and 🎥 if you have them, we'd love to see them 💛 🎥 Helen King, Bex Cartwright, Karen Bowers, Kirsty Marshall, John Soonaye, Emily Luck | Bumblebee Conservation Trust
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Harness your inner bumblebee. You've got this week! 🐝 🎥 Emily Luck | Bumblebee Conservation Trust
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Harness your inner bumblebee. You've got this week! 🐝 🎥 Emily Luck | Bumblebee Conservation Trust
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Different bumblebee species like to nest in different places, including long, tangled grass, bird boxes, and underground in abandoned rodent holes 🏡 They can even nest in more creative places, like under the edge of a pond, as shown here. What is the most interesting place you have found a bumblebee nest? 🔊 Sound up for that happy bumblebee hum! 🎥 Jade Oliver | Bumblebee Conservation Trust
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Brrr! It’s cold out there! Unlike humans, insects are cold-blooded animals and cannot control their body temperature – they rely on the sun to warm them up when it is cold ☀️ Bumblebees, however, act much more like warm-blooded animals and use various clever techniques to keep warm: ⬆️ They can dislocate their wings and shiver their flight muscles (shivering is how mammals keep warm). 🧥 Have furry bodies – the hair acts as onboard insulation. ⛽ Alter how they pump warm/cool body fluid around th
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It took just four days after planting this mahonia for the first hungry visitor to arrive: a Buff-tailed bumblebee queen 👑 What have you planted to feed winter-active bumblebees? How soon after planting something has it taken your local bumblebees to tuck in? ⏱️ 🎥 Helen King | Bumblebee Conservation Trust
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