one of at least one hundred enjoying a flowering currant bush in the garden
Photograph copyright Lynne Revette Butler
bee on ribes sanguineum
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one of at least one hundred enjoying a flowering currant bush in the garden
Photograph copyright Lynne Revette Butler
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For about two weeks every year the flowering currants are full of bees; I’m not very good at identifying them but there were at least three different species buzzing around when I took the photographs. We have lost several colonies over the past few years because badgers have destroyed their nests but generally we still have plenty of healthy bees around.