Yellow-banded bumble bees, which live in southern Canada and across a huge swatch of the United States, were once a common species. However, like many other bee species, ...

Yellow banded bumble bee -- 71%; Yellow bumble bee -- 65%; Even though the study focused on Michigan, its findings hold lessons for other regions around the globe, and some of them are positive.

The yellow-banded bumble bee is an important pollinator of low-bush blueberries. Sheffield is encouraging people to reduce their chemical use and plant native wildflowers in their gardens.

Yellow banded bumble bee. Photo by Sam Droege/USGS. Vermont’s bumble bees are in serious peril, according to a new study by the Vermont Center for Ecostudies.

But “to have almost half of the bumble bee fauna in Vermont disappear or severely decline, I was bummed out,” he added. The species that have disappeared in Vermont are: Rusty patched bumble ...

The previously unlisted Yellow-banded Bumble Bee is also marked for threatened status. A bumble bee (Jesse Costa/WBUR) Common throughout Massachusetts more than 50 years ago, ...

Bees are everywhere — more than 20,000 types of bees exist worldwide, ... such as the western bumblebee, the yellow-banded bumblebee, ... Do bumble bees die when they sting? No.

In addition to observing bee populations, Kerekes said there will be “a really small number of the yellow banded bumble bees, so we can bring them back to our conservation breeding lab.” Your ...

Yellow banded bumble bee - 71% Yellow bumble bee - 65%; Even though the study focused on Michigan, its findings hold lessons for other regions around the globe, and some of them are positive.

A bumble bee once common across the country has been listed as a species of concern in Canada, and the population in the Maritimes is in a particularly steep decline. The yellow-banded bumble bee was ...