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Meanings of wild bee in anglès
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Examples for "wild bees"
Examples for "wild bees"
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The wild bees may now be found frequenting flowers in considerable numbers.
2
One thing that interested me especially at first was the wild bees.
3
Children, have you ever seen a wild bees' nest- arealbumble-bees 'home
4
Bright orange wild bees and black bumblebees floated in through the open windows.
5
Juon smelt it and pronounced it to be the wax of wild bees.
1
There are over 250 species of solitary bees in the UK.
2
Many bumblebees and solitary bees have evolved to pollinate certain flowers.
3
And there are many more varieties of bumblebees and solitary bees than there are honeybees.
4
This is the case for most solitary bees, which make up around half of all known bee species.
5
But hedgerows would also provide food and habitat for other pollinators such as butterflies, bumblebees and solitary bees.
1
A native solitary bee that regularly visited Jenny Jandt's flower garden this summer.
2
I'm supposed to be a solitary bee, but I can't get any time to myself.
3
But to return to the solitary bee.
4
Last Christmas I gave my wife three solitary bee houses, which were put in the garden shed.
5
These triongulins are the primary larvae of a parasite proper to a wild, obtuse-tongued, solitary bee, the Colletes, which builds its nest in subterranean galleries.
Usage of wild bee in anglès
1
Mosquitoes and flies are everywhere, and the wasp and wild bee also.
2
The prevalence of wild bee colonies on the African continent also helps bees to remain healthy.
3
A wild bee darted into the room, droning, and out again, the sun upon its back.
4
Around the world, wild bee populations have plummeted thanks to habitat loss, pesticides and diseases, report scientists.
5
Soon the three came to a tree, in the trunk of which was a wild bee's nest.
6
I walked knee-deep through blooming asphodels, beautiful and strange, but only noticed here by the wild bee.
7
It is, indeed, a wild bee turned into a berry, with the sting mollified and the honey disguised.
8
A wild bee hunting honey from the bowl of flowers on the window-sill, and the scent of sweetbrier, shattered that illusion.
9
Then I heard the wild bee's hum, and the little tiny noises made by the small creatures that live in the wood.
10
Emerson for his sweet, vital-tasting melody, rhym'd philosophy, and poems as amber-clear as the honey of the wild bee he loves to sing.
11
The deadly Varroa bee mite has spread to Invercargill and Dunedin and will likely spell the end of the wild bee in New Zealand.
12
He has written plenty of poems that are as melodious as the hum of a wild bee in the air,-chordsof wild aeolian music.
13
I think there were four species of wild bee at these early flowers, including the great bombus and the small prosopis with orange-yellow head.
14
A wild bee settled on her arm, and she held it up between her and the sun, so that she might enjoy its dusky glamour.
15
The regular bee-hunter professes to be able to tell a wild bee from a tame one by the color, the former, he says, being lighter.
16
There are 4,500 wild bee species in North America that are capable of pollinating myriad fruits and vegetables - some more efficiently than honeybees.
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