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It won't be a Queen bee as they only leave the hive once to mate and possibly once to swarm. Wrong time of year for both.


More probable it is an overwintered bumble bee queen, especially if it's furry. Rotten weather for an early foray but they will often venture out to look for a suitable nest site. Plenty of nectar out there for them.


Great you are interested enough to care. If it is able to fly you could let it go and it will find some shelter if the weather is not good and then create a whole new colony this year.

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