After observing this morning these are going in and out of a hole in the ground, bottom of a ditch, but no water drains through it, just the way the slope and where my future barn will be. I saw workers yesterday, this morning, a few much larger bumble bees were flying around it, not aggressively, just going about whatever they do. At least its in a place thats harmless, well except where some of the wood fell, which I removed, probably confused them. I was standing right over the hole yesterday, so they may have just been confused, not threatened, hence the reason I did not get stung, but that sucker landing on me sure made me move quick, I know better, they mark you with that pheromone, you are done unless you get to safety instantly ! Its no wonder now, as to why thats all I saw in my garden and they will let you know they are busy, several times I've been buzzed by em checking me out.
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