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  • Bumble Bees Around the House

    Factsheet from Clemson University on the interesting life cycle and benefits of bumble bees. Includes information on safety precautions to take near bees and bee conservation.

    hgic.clemson.edu

  • Discover the Bumble Bee

    Encouraging the bumblebee in domestic gardens and lawns.

    www.netlink.co.uk

  • Bumble Bees

    Lists of the species, with biogeographic and distribution information. From the Natural History Museum, UK.

    www.nhm.ac.uk

  • Bombus Species

    Photographs of many different species, all on flowers.

    cedarcreek.umn.edu

  • Plants of Interest to Bumblebees

    Lists of plants, from Tom Clothier's Garden Walk and Talk.

    tomclothier.hort.net

  • Bumblebees

    Pages about the natural history of bumblebees in general, and keys to identify species commonly found in the north-east of Scotland.

    www.bumblebee.org

  • Bumblebees (Bombus)

    Introduction to this genus with photos and facts on individual species.

    www.gardensafari.net

  • Bombus: Bumble Bees of Florida

    General information, key to the state's species, photos, and reference list.

    creatures.ifas.ufl.edu

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