Small Garden Bumblebee Collection
The small garden bumblebee, also known as Bombus hortorum, is a delightful sight in gardens across the UK
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The small garden bumblebee, also known as Bombus hortorum, is a delightful sight in gardens across the UK. With its vibrant yellow and black stripes, it adds a splash of color to any floral landscape. One can often spot these industrious creatures nectaring on various flowers such as comfrey and knapweed. In August, they take off gracefully from the knapweed petals, their wings buzzing with energy. These bumblebees have a keen sense of direction as they fly towards foxglove and purple toadflax flowers. They seem to be drawn to the enchanting allure of these blooms. Monmouthshire becomes their playground as they visit hedge woundwort and bluebell plants with equal enthusiasm. It's fascinating how these tiny insects navigate through gardens, landing delicately on agapanthus flowers or hovering near green alkanet leaves. Their dedication to finding sustenance is evident when they fly towards lungwort blossoms. The small garden bumblebee isn't just an ordinary visitor; it plays a crucial role in pollination. As it moves from one flower to another, transferring pollen grains along the way, it helps ensure the reproduction of many plant species. Next time you step into your garden or venture out into nature, keep an eye out for this charming creature - the small garden bumblebee - buzzing around in search of its next floral feast. Appreciate its beauty and remember that every little bee contributes immensely to our ecosystem's delicate balance.