Step 1: Your details…

It is important that any biological record has with it, the name of the person who made the record. Please let us know your name and your e-mail address. We will keep your details safe and not give them to anyone else.

:Name

E-mail Address

:Remember me on this computer?

Step 2: Where you spotted your bees…

Click HERE to open a new window that will display a map of Brighton, place the red marker on exactly where your sighting was. Once you have located it in the correct position you can close the window and the fields below will have been filled in for you.

:O.S. Grid Reference

:Latitude

:Longitude

:Save this location for my next entry?

Many thanks to Keith Balmer of The Bedfordshire Natural History Society for permission to use the code for the superb mapping tool.
The javascript in this application is released under the GNU Public Licence Version 2

Step 3: Date, time of day and temperature…

Please tell us the time of day and the date of your observations

Click on the calendar below to select the date:

:Date

Select the hour of the day that you observed the bees:

:Hour of the day

If you know it, please tell us what the approximate air temperature was at the time you saw the bees:

:Temperature

Step 4: Which bees you have seen…

There are three things we would like to know about your bee sightings:

The numbers of each type of bee you have seen
If the bees were carrying pollen on their back legs (Pollen Baskets)
What type of flowers the bees were visiting (if known)

Three banded white-tailed bumblebees:

:How many?

:Pollen Baskets?

Flowers being visited:

Two banded white-tailed bumblebee:

:How many?

:Pollen Baskets?

Flowers being visited:

Banded red-tailed bumblebee:

:How many?

:Pollen Baskets?

Flowers being visited:

Black bodied red-tailed bumblebee:

:How many?

:Pollen Baskets?

Flowers being visited:

Brown carder bee:

:How many?

:Pollen Baskets?

Flowers being visited:

Honeybee:

:How many?

:Pollen Baskets?

Flowers being visited: