Where to see Common Eastern Bumble Bee in Alabama

Anderson Place Historic District

Birmingham History and Colonial Revival

You might spot Eastern Gray Squirrel and Asian Lady Beetle.

Automotive Historic District

Alabama and Architecture

You might spot Anole and Eastern Carpenter Bee.

Battles Wharf Historic District

Alabama History and Architectural Heritage

You might spot Great Blue Heron, Brown Pelican, and White Pitcher Plant.

Fort Payne Boom Town Historic District

Alabama History and Boom Town

You might spot Cave Salamander and Pink Lady's Slipper.

Fort Payne Main Street Historic District

Alabama History and Architecture

You might spot Cave Salamander and Pink Lady's Slipper.

Fort Payne Residential Historic District

Alabama History and Architecture

You might spot Cave Salamander and Pink Lady's Slipper.

Grove Hill Courthouse Square Historic District

Alabama History and Architecture

You might spot Banded Tussock Moth and Southern Pearly-Eye.

Morris Avenue – First Avenue North Historic District

Adaptive Reuse and Architecture

You might spot Anole and Eastern Carpenter Bee.

Silk Stocking District

Alabama History and American Craftsman

You might spot Blackbanded Darter and Cope's Gray Tree Frog.

Thomasville Historic District

You might spot Glassy-Winged Sharpshooter, Anole, and Common Whitetail.

Birmingham Botanical Gardens

Nature, Gardens, Outdoors, Family Friendly, Free Admission, Photography, Birdwatching, Wheelchair Accessible (partially), Educational.

You might spot Common Eastern Bumble Bee and Eastern Carpenter Bee.