Bumblebees make their nests in holes in the ground such as rabbit burrows, or where they can burrow, such as in a compost heap. They also use hollow spaces in buildings. The cells are less regular than those made by honeybees.
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Hi. I have a nest of bumble
Glory Riddick (not verified)
06 January 2014
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