@Elp_buidl 9 April 2021 more from that month

Why offer nestles to bumblebees? The bumblebee is a gardener's precious ally because the POLLINATION work well before the bees. Supporting better cooler temperatures, its day of work begins at dawn to end at dusk almost the whole year, except in the heart of winter. The bumblebee thus pollles the fruit trees of the orchard, but also the ornamental and vegetable plants. The bumblebee is not aggressive at all, it will never sting anyone unless it is accidently stuck. Only the queen survives in the winter. In early spring, she comes out of her shelter to build a new nest that will house the colony from her eggs. In this well-organized colony, we find sterile workers who take care of the work of maintenance of the places but also males who will leave the nest to fertilize the females and never come back. Some new queens will also be pondous for the next season. Sometimes the queen chooses an old mulot burrow to settle there, she looks straw, foam, and wax and then pond her eggs. So, helping the female to find a nest for its installation is a virtuous smart contract, great to observe how they live and pleasant to find here and there when walking in the garden! #Permaculture