To our right is Trelease Woods, a remnant 65-acre patch of old-growth forest owned by the University of Illinois. To the left, a slice of restored prairie. We’re here to get a glimpse of what’s left of the 18 species of bumble bees recorded here in decades past.
HOLD STILL!! Photographing Bees for Fun and Frustration
10 Things You Didn't Know About Bumblebees
News Bureau - Research
Prairie Research Institute News
Bumble Bee Atlas U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
News Bureau - Research
dr. chase prairie @chaseprairie.bsky.social on X: The destruction of @BellBowlPrairie is on hold while the endangered rusty patch bumblebee forages before winter. Once Nov 1st hits, @FlyRFD will bulldoze the prairie, likely killing these very same bees
Rusty-patched Bumble Bee to Gain Federal Protection – Gratton Lab
Prairie Research Institute News
Brown-belted Bumble Bee - Montana Field Guide
Building a prairie and watching for bees