What bush is that:

[Windowbee]

Hello every one,
I have many bushes in my area this type:
https://youtu.be/M1lL10J1k5E

it is flowering from end of May till aroud 5-10th of June.
What species it is?

 

[Arfermo]

Choisya? Loads in my garden with bees all over it.

 

[BeeJayBee]

I don't think it's Choisya because it looks as if the leaf edges are slightly serrated leaves, but there are varieties other than C. ternata which is the one I know best.

I'm tempted to think it's one of the fairly vast Rosaceae family (petal shape etc), but beyond that I'm not sure because although the flowers look a lot like hawthorn, the leaves are wrong, and it's probably too late for Blackthorn (sloe) even in the coldest parts of Poland. Probably a miles out though - my excuse is that my brain is still surprised I got the pomegranate flowers right!

 

[Erichalfbee]

Is it Myrtle?
Picture below

 

[Erichalfbee]

Myrtle?

 

[Finman]

.spended video how Carni bee work with pollen.

 

[tiny tim]

could be cotoneaster

 

[BrianO]

could be cotoneaster

No, don't think so, I would say Pyracantha Spp.

 

[BrianO]

Is Pyracantha Spp


See http://pyracantha.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/pyracantha-flowers.jpg

"Firethorn"is a really nice variety, beautifull flowers much loved by Bees, beautifull red berries for the birds in Autumn and great for nesting birds. Makes great barrier hedging as good and thorny

 

[Windowbee]

Looks very closely to this i have around my home.
I hope it is.

 

[charlievictorbravo]

Could it be this? - just took a photo of a shrub covered in bees at the National Trust place at Cotehele in east Cornwall. The photo shows the name - Acradenia Frankliniae.

CVB