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randy_byers) wrote2013-07-15 01:06 pm
randy_byers) wrote2013-07-15 01:06 pm
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Return of the native?
Native bee species spotted for first time since ’90s
Funny thing is I don't remember ever seeing white-butted bumblebees, which this article says "were once among the most common bumblebees in the Western United States." Just goes to show how unobservant I've been all these years. To my eyes bumblebees were always just black and yellow. Is that because that's how they were drawn, so I saw what I was expected to see?
Funny thing is I don't remember ever seeing white-butted bumblebees, which this article says "were once among the most common bumblebees in the Western United States." Just goes to show how unobservant I've been all these years. To my eyes bumblebees were always just black and yellow. Is that because that's how they were drawn, so I saw what I was expected to see?