I've seen a few bumblebees over here on Vashon Island.

So far I've seen one bumblebee, that was yesterday. There are a few wasps, but that's all so far.

I've seen a few bumblebees and wasps. Plus my mason bees were coming out of their hive yesterday with the sun. Not many working over the cherry blossoms though...

My crabapple is full of thousands of them. You can hear the buzzing some feet away. There are so many it is hard to focus your eyes on them.

The flowering cherry trees in my garden was buzzing so loud that it freaked me out at first. Then I looked up and was happy to see so many bees.

A few mason bees here in the North End of Tacoma, visiting my cherry tree. I have hopes of cherries this year!

Funny you should ask. My hive is abuzz with activity, surviving the winter and spring thanks to a regimen of sugar water. I now treat my bees like pets, and feed them. I do the same for chickens, why not bees?

Now that there are thousands, nary a one is interested in my pear or cherry trees, seems most common 'weeds' are more attractive. Not a problem, just happy they survived this year.

Hive is on Vashon Island, WA.

Here is a link that might be useful: Tall Clover Farm: Making a Beeline for the Sun

I forgot to mention the mason bees, we have lots of those. Haven't seen a honey bee as of yet, the grapevine says they are making a comeback sooooo fingers crossed.
The last few years the only honey bees I've seen in any numbers in my garden don't arrive until the asters start blooming in the fall.
We used to have lots of butterflies, swallowtails mostly but they seem to have disappeared too, pesticides?
Now that most pesticides have been banned here I'm hoping things will turn around.

havent seen a single one yet...oh wait, I lied, found a yellowjacket buzzing around inside my car last week, but no beneficials yet.

In Portland, there are becoming quite a few bee boxes on private property installed by hobbyists. The honeybees from our yard are from a collection of about 20 hives 1/3 mile west of here on a typical city lot.

We still have very few, if any bees. I've never seen so much blossom on the cherry trees but no bees are working it over. We've been working on our mason bee hives, cleaning and redesigning them but the lack of pollinators is quite scary. The weather has been so cold, I don't believe we have had one day this spring that is up to normal, I just hope they are sluggish from the cold, not dead.