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  1. 29-07-2007 #1
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    Buff - taile Bumble bee Latin name: Bombus terrestris
    Here's looking at you
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    Chocky,that is absolutely brilliant, a really really superb shot.I am well impressed.
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    Thank you .
    It did take a bit of patience and there wer about 30+ good thing they don't sting
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    What is the flower is on.It looks like something out of Dr. Who
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    So does the B.bee. Lol
    I don't know th name of the flower
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    A cracking shot, Chocky. Question though.... How many different types of bees are there? I thought you just got wasps, bees, hornets! LMAO
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    White - tailed Buff-tailed red-Tailed , Carpenter , Cuckoo and Four colour Cuckoo bee.
    I have uploaded some really nice pics of the cuckoo bee now in the same thread.
    You can really see what it looks like now
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