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I got a crop of July honey last year that had a lovely citrus after taste. The predominant pollen in that honey (about 70%) is identical to that of field beans in shape, size and being an elongated oval it even had the correct length to width ratio. The problem for me was that I could not see a field of beans nearby. Have I mis-identified the pollen....very possible....or did the bees find a field of beans. They obviously liked whatever they found to the exclusion of just about everything else.
I'm afraid this doesn't answer the question until I know for certain that the pollen is from field beans. But if it does it suggests, that in the UK, bees do like field beans or whatever else they found that has a pollen identical to beans.
I'm afraid this doesn't answer the question until I know for certain that the pollen is from field beans. But if it does it suggests, that in the UK, bees do like field beans or whatever else they found that has a pollen identical to beans.