Path: Bees in Action

Bees in Action

Bees are incredible wild animals. They tell us a story of being part of Nature, of working in relationship with others and for the good of the collective, of ecosystem understanding and reverence and of knowing their place. And they do it all with deftness, resilience, love and trust.

By Jenny Cullinan

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The language of wild bees

For some years now I have been fascinated by the language of wild bees. I have been recording their sounds for sometime. In order to connect with wild colonies one has to unde...

By Jenny Cullinan

WAR

I have narrated this video about a warfare that takes place in an agricultural landscape.

By Jenny Cullinan

Clean me

This is a narrated video of a cleaning station in a wild honeybee colony.

By Jenny Cullinan

River Bees in Flood

I have narrated this video, enjoy.

By Jenny Cullinan

The River Bees

Honeybees aren't supposed to like water close to their inner nest... so the bee scientists say. Meet the river bees, a colony living with a stream running through it. The West...

By Jenny Cullinan

Male Scrapter bee in his temporary home.

Spring time bees. These bees are only flying for about three weeks in Spring. The males don't sleep in the females burrows so they have to make temporary burrows every evening...

By Jenny Cullinan

Anthophora vestita cleaning herself

By Jenny Cullinan

Female leafcutter bee sealing her burrow

By Jenny Cullinan

Carpenter Bee

This specialist polinator is perfectly designed to match up with this particular flower

By Jenny Cullinan

Leaf Cutter Bee flying on a magic carpet?

Leaf cutter bees can actually trim off part of a leaf and fly, carrying it to their nesting site!

By Jenny Cullinan