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Let’s talk about bumblebees
In a world that’s waking up to the importance of pollinators, here at Bumblebombs, we're on an exciting Bumblemission to help these amazing little heroes thrive.
Did you know that our beloved bumblees are vanishing at an alarming rate due to habitat loss, pesticides and climate? Without bees, our ecosystems and food supply are in jeopardy, but here’s the fantastic news—small actions can create a massive impact.
Saving bees isn’t just about planting, it's also about transforming our mindset and how treasure our natural world. Our bee-saving products are crafted to make a real difference, whether you’re helping pollinators directly or inspiring others to join the cause.
It's time to look out for...
Spring bees in the UK aren’t just bumblebees; many of the early risers are solitary bees. As their name suggests, these species lead solitary lives rather than living in a multi-bee nest. They dig their own burrow and live in it alone. Depending on the species, a solitary bee nest can be found everywhere from holes in the ground and sandy banks to gaps in walls, special ‘bee houses’ and even old snail shells.
Look out for large queens buzzing around. Fresh out of hibernation they are the first to emerge. They are larger and roujder than other bees and often seen flying low or zig zagging near the groujd. They feed on early flowers like crocus, willow and dandelion so let them grow!
These are some of the most common spring bees you are likely to see:
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