TaxonHub
Shrill Carder Bee

Shrill Carder Bee

Bombus sylvarum

A European bumble bee species characterized by its distinctive buzzing sound and limited distribution in grassland and wildflower habitats.

Image Gallery

Shrill Carder Bee
Shrill Carder Bee
Shrill Carder Bee
Shrill Carder Bee
Shrill Carder Bee
ADSENSE SLOT

Ecology & Habitat

Habitat

Meadows, grasslands, and agricultural landscapes with diverse flowering plants, primarily in temperate regions of Europe

Ecological Role

Critical pollinator of wildflowers, agricultural crops, and maintaining biodiversity in grassland ecosystems

Morphology

  • SKIN COAT Dense hair covering with characteristic pale gray-yellow coloration
  • LIMBS WINGS Two pairs of membranous wings, specialized pollen-collecting legs with dense hair structures
  • HEAD SENSORY Complex compound eyes, sensitive antennae for chemical and spatial perception
  • BODY STRUCTURE Small bumble bee, approximately 10-15 mm in length, with compact and robust body
Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: Flocci Nivis
ADSENSE VERTICAL

Related Species in Apidae