Its hard to tell from this footage but it might be a "Xylocopa violacea" or violet carpenter bee. From the way you talk i would assume you are from America so i dont know if they arrived there or not but Im from central Europe and they are pretty common here. Theres one that lives in our garden and theres another one at my grandmothers garden and they are fantastic animals, one of my favorite kind of bee to witness out in the wild. They are big, they sound amazing when they fly, they are very chill and because of this you can admire their beauty from very close because they just dont care if i push my face up to a few centimeters from them :)
This year and this year only have i seen 2 black bees. Never in ky life have i ever seen one before. I winder where they came from all of a sudden
@@drgibs347 same here
And these are smaller than carpenters that are black
Its an 'Equal Opportunities Bee' ... it has same rights as a normal bee... Bee Lives Matter
@@L-Dog-G ahahaha
Yes they do and that's why I shared
ITS NOT REALY THERE GLITCH IN THE MATWIX
Its hard to tell from this footage but it might be a "Xylocopa violacea" or violet carpenter bee. From the way you talk i would assume you are from America so i dont know if they arrived there or not but Im from central Europe and they are pretty common here. Theres one that lives in our garden and theres another one at my grandmothers garden and they are fantastic animals, one of my favorite kind of bee to witness out in the wild. They are big, they sound amazing when they fly, they are very chill and because of this you can admire their beauty from very close because they just dont care if i push my face up to a few centimeters from them :)
@@savbuvar aye
Here in Colorado, they are tiny. Maybe 10 mm long, but still a fascinating find for me
@@savbuvar is it the accent???
@@savbuvar looks like a hilaeus variety yellow face gives it away.
@@philwachocki7958 haha im not an expert at this but yes it was the pronounciation of the words that made me think that :)
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