What sort of bee is this?

[Polarbear]

I saw a bee, at least it looks like a bee, flying into a rip in a grow bag. I looks like its carrying a plant or leaf.

Does anyone have any idea what it is? Should I kill it with fire or leave it to make its happy home in the grow bag.

Not the best picture but they move pretty fast!

https://i.postimg.cc/FKx3D2sb/GP020641-Moment-2.jpg
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[MarJay]

Looks like a common honey bee to me?
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[Kawasaki Jimbo]

A Leaf-Cutter Bee, the type of solitary insect people put bee hotels out for.

I vote leaf it bee.

https://www.bumblebeeconservation.org/making-a-home-for-leaf-cutter-bees/
https://www.bumblebeeconservation.org/patchworkleafcutterbee/

[Islander]

Yep, leaf cutter. Leave it bee

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[Polarbear]

Cheers chaps. I just hope it doesn't visit my triffids which are very close to there.
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[Keithy]

Looks more like a Hawaiian surf bee to me.

[Nobby the Bastard]

Judging by the number of puns, a spelling bee.
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[Lord Percy]

Hive had quite enough of the puns.

[Islander]

Are you telling us to buzz off?

[MCN]

I'd leaf the little lady to her tranquil self.
We had little bees coming to a lavender plant in the garden. Tiny little things. Busy as bees.
Around the same time a chap was working in the attic. He said there was a bee's nest (aye, a nest ) in the attic so the Mrs got the Cooncil to come and eradicate them.

It was the next day we made the connection.

Poor wee fuckers.

They could have been moved rather than sprayed. But that's the Cooncil for you.
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Disclaimer: The comments above may be predicted text and not necessarily the opinion of MCN.

[Islander]

For future reference if you get bees in the house or swarming in the garden, just contact your local beekeeper's association and they'll come and remove then for you. By the way, swarms are harmless - the bees are full of honey, placid and just looking for a new home.

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[Polarbear]

[Islander]