Do you have bumblebees?

No, but I would love to plant some of the flowers that attract them. I remember as a child seeing them around all the flowers. Thats a sight of beauty that I had forgotten about in life, thank you for causing me to remember it.

I do love bumble bees, they are so big and sort of fluffy looking. They look so harmless, and are a wonderful herald to summer. I don't see many around here. I don't know whether it's because there aren't any about, or whether they are scared off by my neighbour's honey bees of which there are thousands.

Yes, we have bumblebees here in Colorado, but there doesn't seem to be as many as there used to. I love to watch them, too.

We don't have Bumblebees here in Australia (at least, not on the mainland, although they've become established in Tasmania). We do have introduced Honey Bee species, which are quite common, as well as native honey bees (which have the appearance of large shiny black flies). I read that Bumblebees don't die if they sting you - which I suppose is a good thing for the Bumblebee. Bad if they decide they don't particularly like you. I must say they do look cute, from the pictures I've seen. Big furry bee-things, very big for a bee, IMO. But they're actually outlawed here because they might upset the local ecology. So we don't get to see them - just regular honey bees.

I think we do but i'm not really sure... I know we have bees! lol I don't like them.. always worried i'm gonna get stung. but yesterday there was millions of dragonflies at least i think they were dragonflies but there were seriously so many that i didn't even go for my walk. I couldn't! they kept almost hitting me.. made me feel like that movie of the "attack of killer bees" It was crazy.

Southeast Georgia has bumble bees. This is the big bees that is a sign of spring so the older generation says. Beeware beecause they will sting you bad.