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#bees

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The Bee Guy

Thank you for reading and caring.
PLEASE #repost.
Don’t just like, #share.
The more informed, the more queens survive and the more #bumblebees we have.
Simple.
Our native wild #bees are in serious trouble and we need to be there for them every way we can.
Thanks again for helping!
For caring.
For sharing.
A little bit of good in a world that so needs it.
🌍🐝🙏🏼
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The Bee Guy

These ‘between flight stopovers’ can last for up to an hour and #bees are not always careful about where they take them - sometimes the middle of a footpath can be the ‘ideal’ spot! So if you see a big #bumblebee chilling on the ground don’t always presume she needs rescuing!
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The Bee Guy

It’s that time of year - people asking us about #bumblebees - WHY THEY’RE SEEING THEM ON THE GROUND - so here’s a thread to explain what they’re up to.
Please #repost.
Every #queen that survives means a new colony that gets to exist & produce new queen #bees for next year!
So this is important to share.
Thank you.
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The Bee Guy

Late?
Have you seen the pollen baskets on this hard working bumble?
Who cares about late when I bring you such wonders. On a regular basis. A very regular basis. All the time. Every day. For free…for free?…wait a second…😂
#theBeeAt3
Basic bee facts every day at 3pm.

# 70

Bumblebees transport pollen in ‘baskets’ on their hind legs and nectar in their honeystomach. They can carry their body weight in nectar and up to 90% of their body weight in pollen. What they carry affects how they fly.
#bees

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N Toyohito / 縁 豊人

Aaaand Toyohito is back!!! Present is ready and inked! :D Ink smudges are because it's the first time I tried out sumi ink and it seems that it takes its time to dry... -_-

Feel free to comment! I just hope you'll get a laugh out of it!

(Note on the text of the final bubble: And they say bees are smart...sigh)

1-page inked comic. Top left panel shows an bee with BZZZ sound effects thinking "Man, I am bored today... what to do?". Top right panel shows the bee from a further away view thinking "...guess I'll go check some flowers" while it hovers on top of a field with a wooden box in the middle of it. Mid left panel shows a an orchid with elaborate flower patterns, mid central panel is a closeup to the bee's face, wide-eyed and the effects "O...M...G...!". The mid right panel shows from a far away angle the fast movement of the bee towards the flower by a single curly line. The bee says "oh boy! What a woman! What a bee!" Bottom left panel shows the bee on top of the flower thinking "hey there baby.. Oh, you smel so sweet girl!" and the bottom right panel shows another bee (a female) seeing that and thinking "and they say bees are smart... sigh".
#mastoart#comic#comics
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Nate Allen

Hello fellow fediverse denziens. I just deleted my #Facebook account and moved here. I didn't use #Twitter or #Instagram, so if I do weird things here that's probably why. I will, for example, use full sentences and the Oxford comma.

I live in #Portland, #Oregon with my wife and cat. I am currently trying to escape the corporate world, where I work as an #infosec professional. I am an #OSU Apprentice #Beekeeper and have two hives of #bees. And they're still alive!

#introduction
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KellyAnn Romanych (she/her)

New to me, it seems bee eyes will reflect the colors of the flowers or pollen when the light & angle & all the other infinite parts of photography come together.

It's something I'm noticing as I'm working through rightsizing my backlog of photos.

Here's one...a wild native bee, maybe Ceratina, on a cornflower, Centaurea

I remember seeing yellow pollen reflecting in another photo. If I can find it, I'll add it in.

A close up of a shiny black bee in the center of a blue purple cornflower. The bee is cleaning her antenna with a front leg and the whites, blues, and purples seem to reflect the flower in her very dark black eye.
#bees
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DoomsdaysCW

#Bumblebee population increases 116 times over in 'remarkable' #Scotland #rewilding project

"‘The sound of traffic and a uniform sea of barley have been replaced by the most beautiful #meadows, full of #wildflowers, young saplings and the buzz of #bees’"

by Katharine Hay, 26 Nov 2024

"The bumblebee population has made an impressive comeback in a developed area by increasing to 116 times what it was two years ago thanks to a nature restoration group.

"#RewildingDenmarkfield, a 90-acre project based just north of Perth, has been working to restore nature to green spaces in an increasingly built up area for the past two years."

Read more:
scotsman.com/hays-way/bumblebe

#SolarPunkSunday #NativePositiveApproaches
#RestoringNature #LandIsLife #RestoreTheForests #RewildingScotland

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