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Posted March 16 2016 - 4:50 PM
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It was really sunny today so I went outside and there was this bumblebee on a wall and it was justsitting there. So I caught it. I have no intent on keeping it but while it have it I decided to snap a few pictures. It is really hard to get this bee to sit still.
I'm also wondering if it's a queen. Bumblebees don't come out this early usually.
It's around 20mm - 25mm.
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Posted March 16 2016 - 5:00 PM
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The bee's been released. Way to nuts to even observe it for an hour 
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Posted March 16 2016 - 7:16 PM
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Venturing a guess, I'd say Bombus frigidus.
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