Though, for me, it's oddly an inverse, as I've now had five different people contact me about swarms or colonies all inhabiting people's houses mostly because folks knew that I'd taken the class. So I'm seeing more bees than I've ever seen in my life, but, then again, I'm in Colorado, too. So it's likely different.
The bumblebee has been the main native pollinator here, and I haven't seen that many of them, either.
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Date: 2007-06-04 09:51 pm (UTC)Though, for me, it's oddly an inverse, as I've now had five different people contact me about swarms or colonies all inhabiting people's houses mostly because folks knew that I'd taken the class. So I'm seeing more bees than I've ever seen in my life, but, then again, I'm in Colorado, too. So it's likely different.
The bumblebee has been the main native pollinator here, and I haven't seen that many of them, either.
Ah well...