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    Nicely caught, it makes a very pretty picture too!

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    Thank you Catherine.

    Did you know that male Carder bumblebees do not sting.?
    In fact they don't have stings. This is a male. You can usually tell a male by the yellow hairs on the face

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    We had a nest of those in our rockery in Ayr. They were never aggressive though.

    I used to call them 'Teddy Bears' as they were cuddly-looking bees with light, furry bodies!

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    Cracking portrait Beryl.
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    Thanks Rolf.
    Yes they are lovely little bees
    The Wool Carder is related to the leaf-cutter. It has a square looking face

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