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Field Guides & Natural History  Insects & other Invertebrates  Insects  Bees, Ants & Wasps (Hymenoptera)

A Pocket Guide to the Bumblebees of Britain and Ireland

Field / Identification Guide
By: Bryan J Pinchen
64 pages, 39 col illus, 14 b/w illus
Publisher: Forficula Books
A Pocket Guide to the Bumblebees of Britain and Ireland
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An illustrated identification guide to the bumblebees of Britain and Ireland. The identification pictures illustrate the colour patterns of each species but do not show differences in body shape. The most commonly encountered colour forms of queens and workers (females) of all species are illustrated.

Using this guide it should be possible to identify most bumblebees you see in the field without the need to collect specimens.

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Field / Identification Guide
By: Bryan J Pinchen
64 pages, 39 col illus, 14 b/w illus
Publisher: Forficula Books
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