I thought Dr William Kirk gave a brilliant speech about bumblebees at the Chesterfield Pollination Conference a year or so ago, he is the author of the great book 'Plants for Bees' after all and some sort of insect ecologist expert at Keele University. Me and Susanne from the magazine were at the conference to gain ideas about our Pollinator Project (see page 40 or previous editions) and of course the buzz is that bees of all kinds are valuable but having a hard time. I get press releases and information often about people from campaigns dressing up as honeybees and talking about the plight of the bees, and it always seems to be honeybees and ideas spring to my mind about summer sunny days running around in the flowers - but here's a fact from the conference -bumblebees actually like the cold!
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机译：我以为威廉·柯克（William Kirk）博士在一年左右的切斯特菲尔德授粉大会上就大黄蜂做了精彩的演讲，他毕竟是伟大的著作《蜜蜂的植物》（Plants for Bees）的作者，也是基尔大学的某种昆虫生态学家。杂志上的Me和Susanne参加了会议，以了解有关“授粉计划”的见解（请参阅第40页或以前的版本），当然，嗡嗡声是，各种蜜蜂都很有价值，但很难。我经常从竞选活动中打扮成蜜蜂并谈论蜜蜂的困境时获得新闻发布和有关人员的信息，这似乎总是蜜蜂和想法在我脑海中浮现，夏日的晴天在花丛中四处奔跑-但这里有一个从会议上得知-大黄蜂实际上喜欢感冒！
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