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    Spring's first bumblebee workers are often unusually small●# theBeeAt3 Basic bee facts every day at 3pm. 47. The first brood of female worker bumblebees produced in spring are oftMmastodonEnvironment166 h ago

    A bee educator's daily fact series notes that the first brood of female worker bumblebees produced in spring often emerges small, because developing larvae depend entirely on the queen for food. Later broods grow larger since a workforce of established workers helps nurse them, a detail resonating with nature and pollinator enthusiasts as spring colonies get going.

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    Vintage Transformers Stickers Hit TeePublic Shop●Stickers # Transformers # Stickers @TeePublic # classic # vintage # retro # decepticons # autobots # megatron # optimuspMmastodonCultureFilm110 h ago

    A designer is promoting Transformers-themed stickers on the print-on-demand store TeePublic, leaning on classic and retro branding around characters like Optimus Prime, Megatron and Bumblebee. The designs draw on the Autobots and Decepticons factions from the long-running franchise spanning movies, TV and comics.

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    Photographer shares bumblebee shot as cherry blossom season fades●Rear-markable 🍑 for # Bienstag Anyone else miss cherry blossom season? 🌸 (Haven't finished the Giant Resin Bee in time sMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife64 h ago

    An amateur wildlife photographer shared a close-up photo of a bumblebee among cherry blossoms, noting the bloom season has passed and apologising for not finishing a planned shot of a giant resin bee in time. Nature lovers online are reminiscing about cherry blossom season and trading spring photography as the petals disappear.

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    Bumblebees and butterflies in a September garden●Dum de dum de dum… Hum buzz hum buzz hum buzz hum… Arrgh… Ahhhhhhh… Hum buzz hum… Och i the noo, och i the noo… Or so itMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife65 h ago

    A writer in Ireland has posted a playful, onomatopoeic sketch of a thistle patch alive with bumblebees and butterflies, ending with a jolt of surprise and a mock Scottish aside. The piece is tagged with nature and World Bee Sanctuary hashtags, capturing the late-summer hum of pollinators that readers are enjoying for its light, affectionate tone.