Examples of using Bumblebees in English and their translations into Swedish
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Pollination. Pollinators like bees and bumblebees thrive in grasslands where there are many kinds of flowers.
Instead of green fertilisation(using cultivated clover that bumblebees like), more artificial fertiliser is used,
for pollinators particularly rare solitary bees and bumblebees.
In addition, the dramatically formed lip blooms provide plenty of nectar to industrious bees, bumblebees and butterflies, turning the garden into a paradise for beneficials.
when over long tassels of flowers literally swarming bees and bumblebees.
And you can look forward to good fruit and tomato crops, because bumblebees are extremely effective pollinators.
to benefit bumblebees and other pollinators.
Machaon butterflies, bumblebees and ladybirds against a blue sky.
Another benefit is that the competition for food is less intense for all the bees, bumblebees, butterflies and hoverflies.
attract bees and bumblebees during flowering.
The reduced availability of food that this competition induces has a negative impact on the size of bumblebees body's and thus their survival.
some buzzing bumblebees, and maybe a fishing boat at sea.
In summer you can see many dead bumblebees lying on the ground on walks
Green roofs attract bumblebees, butterflies and other valuable insects,
Butterflies, bees and also bumblebees find a wide range of food almost throughout from March to September.
just before the final the Bumblebees waited….
now every spring we will enjoy the flowering and buzzing of the bumblebees that flock to feast on him.
Our System Maxipacker also provides an excellent storage solution for unusual projects, for example when handling bumblebees in boxes.
even the first bees and bumblebees are happy about the flower spectacle.
Simple flowers are an important source of early butterflies and bumblebees- filled varieties do not provide nectar.