Bumble bee in apple blossom
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Absolutely crucial those
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the bees r probably saying...
wat the heck is that... hes watching us...
but act normal... *flies off fast*
lol
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bumble bees are the best bees
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Great little video it was only Bumbles on my apple this year.
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do you have your own beehives stephen? as a lot of orchard owners like yourself do? by the way i am so envious of the beautiful orchard you have created, i can see by all the blossom on the trees that the hard work has payed off! i can just imagine haveing a summer bbq and a nice cold beer sat in the orchard while all the trees are in blossom :-)
taono 3 years ago
we used to keep bees but it is a lot of time and thought, we gave up after being wiped out by a nasty disease called varroa. I don't jhave the time. However, a wild hive has settled into one of our abandoned beehives and ewe leave them to themselvs. We maintain a large amount of hedgerow and have just established a quarter acre wildflower meadow to help maintain a good population of bomble and other bees
stephenhayesuk 3 years ago