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Bombus terrestris
Bombus terrestris is one of the largest bumblebee species. It is encountered most frequently in Europe and is a colony building insect. It is black and yellow. The tip of the abdomen is white. There is little difference in colour between the Bombus terrestris and the Bombus lucorum.
>> Bumblebees -> Buff-tailed bumblebee
Due to their external appearance, Excentricus planicornis can easily be confused with Heterotoma planicornis. The main difference is the colour of their legs: Excentricus planicornis’ are yellow and black, Heterotoma planicornis are quite dark.
>> Bugs -> Capsid bugs -> Excentricus planicornis


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