Bees

@Jimylin · 4 years ago

Reasons Why Bees Are Dying At An Alarming RateBy Staff Reporter | Sep 15, 2020 04:24 PM

Reasons Why Bees Are Dying At An Alarming Rate By Staff Reporter | Sep 15, 2020 04:24 PM EDT PauseUnmute0:140:30Loaded: 0%Progress: 0%QualityHIFullscreenShare (Photo : Shutterstock) As kids, we...

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@BaldurThorLoki · 4 years ago

Life of bees

From a human perspective, life is so complicated, complex, difficult, exciting ... From the bee's point of view, everything comes down to order, work and discipline, maximum dedication and unreserved...

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@susurrodelmisterio · 2 years ago

Carnivorous Bees or Vulture Bees / Library of the Strange

image source in link This type of bee prefers to eat rotten meat of animals than to look for nectar in flowers. A study by scientists at the University of California on a very strange type of be...

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@MizLhaine · 3 years ago

Learning from the Bees

This week, I was able to watch a livestream sponsored by a product brand here in the Philippines named Tiny Buds. It was a very interactive and informative video that features honeybees in a controlle...

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@Topeeme · 4 years ago

Curious Kids: How do bees make honey?

Share Curious Kids: How do bees make honey? Posted by The Conversation | Wednesday 9 September 2020, 12:42 PM (EST) In this Curious Kids series , children have their questions answered by...

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@solominer · 4 years ago

A closer look at Solitary Bees Part 3: A fight breaks out

This video starts with a Hawk call in the background with various other bird calls going on around us, the Bees can be heard buzzing in the background. All is calm at the moment. Two Orange-vented Ma...

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@Pearlkel · 2 years ago

Sister Bees. When Family Connects.

I visited my friend one holiday in the early 90s. His father was a farmer and he specialised in the farming of honey via the beehive. My friend, Kingsley was that kind of friend who would always ch...

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@eugene242 · 3 years ago

The Honest Truth: Bee artist uses paintings to highlight the plight of the humble bumble

The Honest Truth: Bee artist uses paintings to highlight the plight of the humble bumble High Society, Acrylic and Spray Paint on Canvas, Louise McNaught. Bees are one of the most important workers...

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@uporan · 3 years ago

Types of bees ...

There are several theories about the origin and origin of bees ... -Central Europe ... once when there was a tropical climate in that part the first forms of bees appeared and are considered to be th...

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@Bangs1803 · 2 years ago

Take a lesson from the bees

Learn a little about the role of bees, we will meet three types of bees in a colony. There is a queen bee in charge of maintaining the continuity of the colony (read: laying eggs). There is a male be...

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@a1howies · 2 years ago

What You Should Know About Exterminators Of Bees

If you come upon a beehive near your home, you may be unsure whether you should remove it or leave it alone. If someone in your household or a visitor is allergic to bees, for example, you should remo...

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@angelalongasa · 4 years ago

Harmful Effects of Wild Bees’ Behavior to Human Beings

Introduction: It is said that bees help in many ways. Bees have great contribution to nature and to farmers, they are responsible to billions of crop species that they pollinate every year. Crops t...

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@solominer · 4 years ago

A closer look at Solitary Bees Part 2

We see more of the bee house I constructed, and a little over half way through the video at the 10:15 mark I change the angle and get a view into the bee homes straight on. I usually set up the camer...

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@Kobita98 · 4 years ago

How honey are collected

Bumble bees gather dust and nectar as nourishment for the whole province, and as they do, they fertilize plants. Nectar put away inside their stomachs is passed starting with one laborer then onto the...

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@solominer · 4 years ago

A closer look at Solitary Bees Part 8: Final thoughts for the season

The adult bees are done with their seasonal work, being out only from February through April. I look at their homes and discuss how it all went and what to expect next. We look at both the bee cubbies...

3 likes · 0 comments · Farming and Gardening (6fd0)

@madlife · 4 years ago

Bees

There are about 20,000 different types of bee. The best known is probably the honeybee. but not all bees live in colonies like the honeybee Many live alone and build their own nests Wallace's giant b...

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@solominer · 4 years ago

A closer look at Solitary Bees Part 4: Completing the homes

The Bees fill these holes from the back all the way forward to the front. In the cover animation, a female can be seen laying larva at the end of the tunnel. Her face and body covered in pollen as sh...

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@solominer · 4 years ago

A closer look at Solitary Bees Part 7: Cold days

Around where I live these bees emerge in late February. The time can vary in different places based on when temperatures rise above 55F (12C). In North Georgia this will occur early on in February or...

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@solominer · 4 years ago

A closer look at Solitary Bees Part 1

I have shared alot of footage of my Mason Bees, a kind of Solitary Bee. Mostly its pictures and video from my webcam. Which is nice to see the whole of their homes, but not so much up close. During t...

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@uporan · 3 years ago

Queen of bees ...

It's snowing ... it's winter ... the hive is in some kind of dream. However, something is happening ... it's time to start a new life ... The queen bee feels that time is changing and that she needs t...

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@uporan · 3 years ago

Crankshaft bees and drones

The worker bees are female like queens but are underdeveloped as females. While the queen has only one role and that is to lay eggs, the workers perform all other tasks in the community. They clean t...

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@Snezana28 · 4 years ago

Himalayan bees

Himalayan bees, 3 cm in size, make red honey that has hallucinogenic effects. Bees build huge hives weighing 60 kg, on rocks, at heights higher than 2500 m. In small quantities, medicinal.High in the...

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@Meher89 · 4 years ago

Bees collect honey from fruits, not from flowers

You may be surprised to hear that. Seeing so long, bees have been collecting honey from the flowers .That's incredible but true. The Creator said, "Your Lord commanded the bees, make beehive in the m...

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@dbuzz · 2 years ago

On The Spot Reward Summary, Week 88

What's the good word, D.Buzz fam? Welcome to Saturday. Bees and flowers share a symbiotic relationship in which the bees pollinate the flowers and the flowers provide nectar for the bees. This rel...

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@Iqbal7230 · 4 years ago

Bees and woodpeckers

A carpenter went to the forest to cut down trees. But he is lying in the shade of a tree without cutting down the tree. A bee was buzzing around. He saw the woodcutter lying down in a bad mood and app...

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@solominer · 4 years ago

A closer look at Solitary Bees Part 5: Adding the pollen collector

In this segment I add another bee house to the stack, this one specializes in collecting pollen. It has screens inside that the bees must pass through and when they do it rakes off a little bit of po...

1 likes · 0 comments · Farming and Gardening (6fd0)

@BettyBoop · 3 years ago

A spoonful of a mixture of sugar and water can save bees, humans and our planet..

The idea of leaving a spoonful with a mixture of sugar and water in the yard is spreading through the internet and social media. It seems strange, but for her there is a very good reason that should...

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@Hanzell · 4 years ago

Bees need love too

Bees are honestly among the few insects I really like seeing, mainly because they’re really great pollinators for so many flowers and food crops that we humans consume but there’s also the fact that t...

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@McJulez · 2 years ago

Stingless

Just because it hurts doesn't mean the cause is big. Sometimes, size does not matter. Just like the ants or the bees, for example. They are just tiny creatures, but they cause more pain than other th...

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@etsonarrantes · 4 years ago

Nature from my eyes Part II "Feeding the Bees"

Hello everyone, i wish you great saturday.. This is my garden and this is my "Crape Myrtle Tree".. The tree that feeds the bees.. Yes, the bees love this tree too much because it has lots of ho...

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