Basic Information
Big velvety bee, three neat yellow bands.
Mostly in central to south England.
Classification
Keynotes
Looks like a neat Garden bumblebee but the collar and rear thorax bands are equal in width
White tail can sometimes have yellow tinge
Has an all black form
Also called the 'Large garden bumblebee'
Nest Information
Underground; likes old rodent nests
Usually 1 cycle per year
Medium: around 150 workers
Distribution
South of England, Lincolnshire and Midland, occasionally in Wales, not found in Scotland
Habitat: farmland, wildflower areas, river valleys, brownfield sites, occasionally woods and urban spaces
Castes
QUEEN
AprilBlack face
Collar, rear
Front
White
QUEEN
Black
Collar, rear
Front
White
WORKER
MayBlack
Collar, rear
Front
White
WORKER
Black
Collar, rear
Front
White
MALE
Black face
Collar, rear
Front
White
MALE
JuneBlack
Collar, rear
Front
White
Flower Preferences
Very long tongue. Loves red clover.
Bear's britches
Borage
Knapweeds
Teasel
Thistles
Trefoils
Vetches
Viper's bugloss
Woundwort
Comfrey
Red clover
White dead-nettles