Sunday, May 19, 2024

World Bee Day!

Save The Bees!
Bee Visiting Globe Allium

Tips to help save the bees:

 Plant diverse types of flowers in your landscape. Make sure you have something in bloom from April through the hard freezes of early November. The most critical time for bees is early spring. 

 Avoid purchasing plants that may have been treated with insecticides which could harm bees and other insects when they collect the plant’s nectar or pollen. Purchase plants that are labeled as neonicotinoid-free or better yet, GO ORGANIC.

Orange-belted Bumblebee 

on ground ivy, also known as creeping charlie. Bombus ternarius, or tricolored bumblebee, is a yellow, orange and black bumblebee. It is a ground-nesting social insect whose colony cycle lasts only one season, common throughout the northeastern United States and much of Canada.

Bee On Hellebore
Bumble Bee On False Indigo
Bumble Bee On Lilacs
Bumble Bee On Lobelia
Bees On Sunflower
Bee Napping On Cosmo
Bee On Purple Liatris
Bee On Bleeding Hearts
Bee On Anise Hyssop
Bumble Bee On Echinacea
Bumble Bee On Sunflower Maximillion
Bees On Echinacea
Bee On Echinacea
Bee In Gentian Flower
Bee On Black Eyed Susan
Bees On Globe Allium
Bees On Crocuses
Bees Dancing In A Crocus
Sweat Bee On Crocus

THANKS FOR YOUR VISITS, FAVS AND COMMENTS. AS ALWAYS, APPRECIATED VERY MUCH!
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