I'm in Canada, meaning really cold winters (caveat: which the species here would also jsut be more used to to be fair). I am seeing the same amount if bumble be

I'm in Canada, meaning really cold winters (caveat: which the species here would also jsut be more used to to be fair). I am seeing the same amount if bumble bees in my suburban yard, which I suppose is good. I don't see many honey bees or yellow jackets. In comparison to what I remember from Germany. I have been eating pie outside without issues for many years here. In Germany that's impossible without getting a yellow jacket or five attacking your pie. But we do get our honey from a local bee keeper and so far KO drying up if supplies. Fingers crossed.