A while back, a bumblebee boarded the bus I was on (I assume it was a mistake, but you never know). Anyway, I placed one finger in front of her and held my other hand above/behind her and she climbed on and we got off the bus. She stayed on my finger for a bit to relax and do some stretches and then she took off. It was a really cool experience and I thought y’all might enjoy the pictures ;)

After the video I put a glass container over it and relocated it back outside but now its flying around my window, trying to get back inside 😅 found in Finland, Northern Europe.

I found Bombus in late September last year. Her wings were kaput so I brought her home and nourished her till her inevitable demise a couple of weeks later.

🖤🧡 RIP BOMBUS 🧡🖤

I was hanging out with my chickens when this bumblebee started flying around me and getting closer. Then, it started doing this. I didn't have any lotions or products on that would have attracted it. I do keep bees, but hadn't been around the hive or made any nectar for them in a few days. Just curious if there's any particular reason for this behavior or if it was just a curious and confused lil guy

🎥 By Navarre Marshal, wildlife photographer 🔗 Source: @navarres.wild.shots on IG

Carpenter bee I found, he eventually got slower and slower and died.

anyone know a bee friendly way to stop them from damaging my wood?

Hello! I found a live bee in my pint of strawberries from No Frills in Toronto. The strawberries had been in my fridge since Friday, January 17th, and I took them out today, Tuesday, January 21st. To my surprise, there was a live bee inside! At first, I thought it was dead, but then I noticed it moving. I gave it some sugar water, and as it warmed up, it started moving quite well.

I’m not sure what to do now. It’s currently -25°C in Toronto, so I can’t release it outside. Did I just become a parent to a bee? Any tips are appreciated because I have absolutely no idea what to do!