Abejorro de cola beige
Bombus terrestris
Abeja
Abejorro europeo grande y comun cuyas reinas aparecen entre las primeras a finales del invierno o comienzos de la primavera. Es de lengua corta, adaptable y muy generalista: usa jardines, parques, campos y paisajes rurales, visita flores abiertas y puede mantenerse activo en invierno en ciudades templadas con plantas que florecen en esa estacion.
Plan para esta especie
Conjunto de plantas aptas para Chicago, IL: primero plantas hospedantes y especialistas, luego plantas de néctar, fruto, semilla, follaje y refugio que también encajan con la lectura climática actual y de mediados de siglo.
0 relaciones esenciales / 6 plantas de apoyo
Clustered bellflower
De apoyo / Plantas de néctar
Bumblebees are the chief pollinators of clustered bellflower; the buff-tailed bumblebee climbs into the open bells of the dense clusters for nectar and works the deep violet-blue heads heavily through early to midsummer.
Lenten rose
De apoyo / Plantas de néctar
Early-emerging queen bumblebees such as the buff-tailed bumblebee are among the first insects on the wing in late winter and early spring, exactly when Lenten rose is in bloom; they work the nodding flowers for nectar and pollen when little other forage exists.
Meadow crane's-bill
De apoyo / Plantas de néctar
The saucer-shaped flowers are well-suited to bumblebees; the buff-tailed bumblebee and other Bombus work the bloom heavily across its European range at the height of summer.
Spotted deadnettle
De apoyo / Plantas de néctar
In its native European range the long-tongued buff-tailed bumblebee is a principal pollinator of Lamium: it reaches the nectar at the base of the two-lipped, partly tubular flower and brushes the sheltered stamens under the helmet-shaped upper lip. The long bloom season makes the plant a steady bumblebee forage source, including early in shade.
Maiden pink
De apoyo / Plantas de néctar
Buff-tailed and other European bumblebees are generalist visitors to sunny grassland flowers like maiden pink, taking nectar and pollen across its native range.
Sneezewort
De apoyo / Plantas de néctar
Bumblebees such as the buff-tailed bumblebee visit the loose summer flower sprays for nectar across the European range the plant is native to; cited as plausible generalist foraging on a good, accessible nectar source.
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Bumblebees are the chief pollinators of clustered bellflower; the buff-tailed bumblebee climbs into the open bells of the dense clusters for nectar and works the deep violet-blue heads heavily through early to midsummer.
Early-emerging queen bumblebees such as the buff-tailed bumblebee are among the first insects on the wing in late winter and early spring, exactly when Lenten rose is in bloom; they work the nodding flowers for nectar and pollen when little other forage exists.
Buff-tailed and other European bumblebees are generalist visitors to sunny grassland flowers like maiden pink, taking nectar and pollen across its native range.
The saucer-shaped flowers are well-suited to bumblebees; the buff-tailed bumblebee and other Bombus work the bloom heavily across its European range at the height of summer.
Bumblebees such as the buff-tailed bumblebee visit the loose summer flower sprays for nectar across the European range the plant is native to; cited as plausible generalist foraging on a good, accessible nectar source.
In its native European range the long-tongued buff-tailed bumblebee is a principal pollinator of Lamium: it reaches the nectar at the base of the two-lipped, partly tubular flower and brushes the sheltered stamens under the helmet-shaped upper lip. The long bloom season makes the plant a steady bumblebee forage source, including early in shade.
Distribución
Nativo de gran parte de Europa, el norte de Africa y Asia occidental; tambien presente en algunas regiones donde fue introducido para polinizacion manejada.
Fuentes y citas
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Plotwright. (n.d.). Abejorro de cola beige (Bombus terrestris). Retrieved 2026, June 27, from https://plotwright.com/wildlife/bombus-terrestris
Fuentes para los datos de fauna
8 campos de hechos citados están respaldados por las tarjetas de fuentes de abajo.
Bumblebee Conservation Trust: Buff-tailed bumblebee
Species profile for identification, early queen activity, nesting period, garden/countryside habitat, and broad foraging behavior.
Respalda 6 campos
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Range
Lifecycle
Foraging
Nesting
Garden habitat
GBIF: Bombus terrestris
Taxonomic and occurrence-backed range cross-check.
Respalda 2 campos
Taxonomy
Range