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When the hind legs are covered in pollen, the Chocolate Mining Bee looks similar to females of the Buffish Mining Bee. Female Buffish Mining Bees have dense ginger hair and a bright orange pollen brush. When taking photographs, it is useful to capture the hind legs to aid identification.

The clue is in the name. Carrion beetles are attracted to those smells - after all they do eat dead, decomposing things - and therefore some flowers have tuned in to receive a pollination service. A rather gruesome sounding and spectacular plant pollinated by carrion beetles is the Sumatran corpse flower. build a small enclosure around it; the bee will appear directly in front of the hive and without an enclosure they are prone to flying away and getting lost

A lot of bee types either don’t spawn in the world organically, or do but are easier to get by luring. Using an appropriate nest and some honey treats, many different species of bees can be tempted to come to you. They appear in mid-April and are mostly gone by late May. In that time, they mate, clear and provision their nests with pollen and lay eggs for the next generation. At any time and particularly later on during this period they may explore inside buildings.In early Spring, we often receive enquiries about potential sightings of native Scottish honey bees. In most cases, these are in fact chocolate mining bees, Andrena scotica, which are dark, similar in size to honey bees and resemble them closely. Here are some tips for differentiating between the two. (Sadly, gathering chocolate is not one of the distinguishing characteristics!). remained on my hand - the male dangling from the female, for no longer than a minute or two, just long enough for my