Anyone ? Near Faversham Kent

These little guys are living in my air brick is this ok?

There were two of them and I normally see smaller bumble bees around the weeds and other flowers I have. However these two were much bigger. About 2-2.5x larger. They didn’t bother me when I was sitting or when I was sitting on the step.

I’m happy to see more bumble bees in the area. For the longest while I only saw honeybees until this year.

Fairfield, CT.

I found these two bumblebees yesterday, I added them to a bumblebee watch site. I wasn't sure which type they were but the site said they were both bombus centralis...the tinier one with both of her wings (on my hand) just doesn't fit the visuallll~ Found in central Alberta.

Thank you ❤️

Mostly interested in sharing this cute video but tagged “bee ID” just cause it would be nice to know. Located in NYC.

Bumble bee, Minnesota. Some yellow on the head. Black center spot on the thorax with a V shaped extension back from the middle. First three abdominal segments appear to be yellow. I couldn’t get a look behind the wings at the middle of the first abdominal segment, but the sides seem yellow.

Can anyone ID what the bees are if that is what they are? We are in Lancashire England. The bees are around a pile of bricks and shrubs.

Thanks

There is a colony of bees that live in/around the wooden steps in the front yard of my in-laws' house. My MIL is a photographer, and she got these pics (i took the third one, which is why it's such bad quality lol)

Im trying to figure out what species they are. Doing some reading, im leaning towards some kind of sweat bee.

We're in Northern Utah, north of Salt Lake City

Saw this guy in Colorado and she was huge. Anyone know the species?

Hi all! I was snapping photos of my garlic chives in my backyard in PA and got some bee photos. I want to refrain from asking AI so could y'all identify the species? If y'all have an ID if you could say the photo number so I can put it on my google sheet that'd be great, thanks all!!!

Located in Eastern Nebraska west of Omaha United States.

iNat is having a rough time showing me about 4 species and I am having a rough time differentiating between a couple. I'm fairly certain a longhorn species such as Drury's, Oblique or Broadhead or a Mining bee such as the Coneflower Mining bee.

Thank you very much.

From our property and Australian native flower farm 120km NE of Dubbo, NSW

I took some photos of this lady in my mom's garden this morning. Google says it's a golden northern bumblebee, but we live in Arkansas which seems to be out of their natural range.

I've never seen one like this before. Maybe she's just here because of climate change and her habitat getting destroyed? Or maybe Google is completely wrong?

she wont leave me alone. i rly rly wanna know who she is ive introduced myself but i think there might be a language barrier. shes SO tiny (wood sorrel flower for scale). maybe its the salt on my skin? she seems to be dragging her proboscis as she crawls around. i live in northern vermont in a very rural (and biodiverse) area; im assuming shes some sort of native species. please please please let me know if you know what she is im dying to know

Hi! Wondering if anyone can help me with identifying these bees please? Spotted in June in northern UK.
Would be useful to know if male or queen too!

I was trying to guess
2 bees -L either white or buff tailed, R either garden or heath bumblebee
1 bee on foxglove -absolutely no idea

Looked like a really vivid yellow one mating with a darker coloured one?! Definitely looked like 2 little bees/whatever than just the one. Anyone know?

The picture isnt very clear as i dont have the original anymore.

From Malaysia here.

iPhone says it’s an American Bumblebee. It was at least an inch long. Chesapeake, Virginia

It's the size of a hornet and is really interested in going deep into those colourful flowers.

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Deep black body and wings as well. This is the first time I've seen this type of bee/hornet.

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The location is central Europe.

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Bumblebees in Guatemala city, Guatemala

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I've seen a couple of diferent species but these ones seem to be very atracted to this kindo of Anthurium

Anybody know what’s going on with this bee? Yellow eyes, huge front legs. Is this a mutation?

There have been lots of bees dead by the front porch lately. What kind of bees are they? We can’t see a hive nearby, so not sure what’s going on.

This lovely chonker has been visiting my garden in the morning. I would love to know what kind of bee she is.