Ich grabe gerade im Garten und habe jetzt ein paar davon gesehen. Sie sind wirklich sanftmütig und laufen nur sehr langsam umher. Ich habe nur Angst, dass ich am Ende vielleicht ein Nest ausgrabe. Ich habe nicht viele Bienen oder Wespen herumfliegen sehen, außer ein paar auf Blumen und Pflanzen.
Von: michaelcraven
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It’s a bee mate
Id say it looks like a bee because it is, in fact, a bee.
There are lots of type of bees and Id say this is not one of the honey producing type. There are ones that make solitary nests in sandy soil where they lay eggs, my mum and dads front garden lawn (RIP mum & dad) used to have maybe ten or twenty of them flying low level in the summer any time you looked, each doing their individual bee things in the lawn.
That might be these beeing a bit sluggish what with the slightly colder weather. Or they might die off or hibernate at this time of year, I dont know. Is your soil quite sandy and free draining?
Looks like a bee, smells like a bee… it’s a 🐝
There are hundreds of different types in the U.K.!
Is it an owl?
Japanese Knot Weed fly.
Did you know there is only 1 species of honey bee in the UK?
Ask in r/bees if you want to know more about this furry friend.
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The pointy snout thingy suggests it might be a bee-mimicking hoverfly.
She lookin’ buff
Andrena mate
[https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/wildlife-explorer/invertebrates/bees-and-wasps/hairy-footed-flower-bee](https://www.wildlifetrusts.org/wildlife-explorer/invertebrates/bees-and-wasps/hairy-footed-flower-bee)
Please tell me you’re having a laugh?