British Wildlife 25.5 June 2014

Through a naturalist’s eyes

"The earliest bee that I have recorded was a bumblebee feeding on Winter-flowering Honeysuckle Lonicera fragrantissima on New Year's Day. (In fact, it was the latest bee, because it was a worker, presumably from a very long-surviving nest.) The flowers of my early honeysuckle provide welcome garden interest in the dead of winter to both me and early bees."

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