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| | | Sleeping bumble bees My bumbles sleep overnight or when it rains on the under side of the circium rivulare flowerheads. Where they get soaked if it rains
It occurred to me that if I was a bumble a much better place to sleep would be inside a foxglove, but I try moving them to a foxglove and they aren't having any of it. Silly bees! | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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