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Chocolate mining bees sunbathing

31 May 2023 by David
Chocolate mining bees sunbathing

Chocolate mining bees (Andrena scotica) are one of the earlier bees to appear in spring. Since the weather began to be warmer, there seem (finally!) to have been quite a few around.

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Now three greylag families, West Park
First swim (coots, West Park)
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