We're all about boosting biodiversity, promoting pollinators, and, let's be honest, bringing a bit of wildness back to our manicured landscapes. So let's talk about something that's been bothering us—this societal obsession with weeding.
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Habitat restoration projects can occur in many far flung parts of Europe and it can be beneficial to be close to the site and in a position to understand the topography, local fauna and the challenges inherent in helping nature return the area to a biodiverse and vibrant habitat.
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At look at the history and utility of the beautiful Common Poppy.
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A winter profile of the hardy Buff Tailed Bumblebee
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The Beebombs sustainability pledge 2022. 100% off grid by December…
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Great day at Joy Cafe making Beebombs
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Winner of the Beebomb Bee Pic competition for July 2018 - announced.
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A showroom for all the incredible blooms we’ve had so far. These pictures have all been sent in by brilliant Beebombers all over the UK #bringthebeesback
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Beebombs making messy fun day at Joy Cafe in Churchill Gardens, Boscombe. Wednesday 1st August at 1pm
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First spotted in the UK in only 2001. It seems the Tree Bumblebee arrived here under it’s own steam. It has spread rapidly throughout the UK, has not harmed local native bee populations and is a good pollinator so a welcome addition
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Delicate and skilful, the Leaf-Cutter Bee is an incredibly interesting genus of bee that contains nearly 1500 recognised species. Some pulp the leaves and plant material to create their nests, many neatly cut the material directly from the plant.
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The Early Bumblebee or Early Nesting Bumblebee get's it's common name from the fact it can be seen even in February. It lives in colonies with queens and workers with the queen keeping order through aggressive displays rather than pheremones as is more common.
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The Holly Blue is found throughout the Southern half of the British Isles and all through Ireland. It's wildly fluctuating but cyclical numbers are thought to be down a parasite. It's beauty is barely rivalled in my opinion and it needs our support
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Job offered at Beebombs. Flexible hours, relaxed environment - have fun whilst doing good.
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The Ashy Mining Bee is particularly well named. It's distinctive grey colouring and ground nesting behaviour make it a great little pollinator to look out for in your garden. In flight from March until mid June.
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The Comma butterfly is widespread throughout the woodlands of the UK. It's distinctive but well camouflaged wings are a marvel of evolution and it is actually increasing it's range due to climate change.
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