We've had temperatures in the 60's for the last few days, thank you Lord, and guess what I've been hearing at the farm? Yes, peepers. The cats even brought a one inch specimen in my kitchen yesterday. Also, a bee was buzzing me in the flower beds. I think Mother Nature is telling the creatures to get busy, gather, spring is coming. Yahoo!
"Gather ye rose-buds while ye may." Robert Herrick
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Showing posts with label bees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bees. Show all posts
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Birdhouse and Bees
Birdhouse in my pear tree. The trees are in full bloom right now. It was 80 degrees yesterday and it is supposed to snow tonight! Woe is me.
Bees of all shapes and sizes were buzzing around the pears yesterday. Their little legs were covered in white pollen - so cute. The warm day kept them busy and their hum was very loud. Today, the high was 44 and there wasn't a bee around. Nada. Recently, I read that the cause of the worldwide bee colony collapse is thought to be the industrial conglomerate Bayer. Supposedly one of their herbicides has an ingredient in it that is toxic to bees. Wonder if it is also killing the bats?
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