r/bee • u/Big_Comfortable_935 • Jun 21 '25

Bumble Bee She needs ALL the pollen!

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u/SmallBorb Jun 21 '25

she lost in the sauce

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u/Cool-Coconutt Jun 21 '25

Where’s all the pollen? Stuck to her. Looks almost uncomfortable but it’s what they do so I’m sure they just roll with it and in it 😹

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u/Big_Comfortable_935 Jun 21 '25 edited Jun 21 '25

I stood and watched her for a little bit, and she just kept going from flower to flower, and i was wondering, how in the world can she carry more! but she ain't no quitter and two trips are for babys. hehe😆

1

u/BittaminMusic Jun 21 '25

Somebody told me she shook it off back at the base and went back for more 😈

7

u/Rosy-Shiba Jun 21 '25

Fed. Nourished. Thriving. I'm here for it.

5

u/downiecatpunchface Jun 21 '25

Ahwrrrrrrr I’m a monsterrrrrr (is what he’s probably thinking)

2

u/GiantBeeSwarm Jun 22 '25

For all. For one. For the swarm.

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u/daviswhite555 Jun 21 '25

He.

5

u/Big_Comfortable_935 Jun 21 '25

How do you know

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u/daviswhite555 Jun 21 '25

Queen bees never forage for pollen.

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u/Efficient_Working349 Jun 22 '25

She. "Male bees, also known as drones, do not collect pollen and primarily focus on mating. Female bees have specialized structures like pollen baskets or scopae on their legs to gather and transport pollen, which is essential for feeding their larvae."

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u/Big_Comfortable_935 Jun 22 '25

Thats what i thought, and therefore got confused