Tree Bumblebee
Bombus hypnorum
Tree bumblebees forage in gardens, woodland edges, and hedgerows, visiting a wide range of flowering plants for nectar and pollen. Adults are agile fliers and commonly nest in cavities such as hollow trees, walls, and bird boxes. Females can defend themselves with a painful sting, while their rapid wingbeats allow them to warm up before flight.
- Type
- Venom
- Conservation status
- NE
Growth chain
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- Tree Bumblebee