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Lose our bees...we all die. Folks don't seem to understand this.
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That does not work for me either. 0 posts page 1, 1 post page 2 and 3 posts above my first one on page 3. Nothing else shows up. Strange.....
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Yeah. You can't get into it by clicking the intro. You have to go to the pages to actually get into it.
Because it is not true.Lose our bees...we all die. Folks don't seem to understand this.
The varroa mite doesn't get into the bees. They reproduce in the brood chamber when bees are in the larva stage and feed off of them. They cause brood death and a host of other debilitating diseases to the emerging bees.Who counts honey bees? Yeah, it's a problem in the U.S. apparently caused by an introduced mite that gets in their throats and kills them. Bee keepers medicate hives but the wild bees are on their own so far. I imagine the crazy left will find a way to blame it on "global warming".
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Nature is not nearly as fragile as people seem to want it to be.Because it is not true.Lose our bees...we all die. Folks don't seem to understand this.
There were thousands of pollinators prior to the introduction of honey bees into the American continent. They still exist.
We need to do more to protect the bees as they provide a vital economic interest, but hyperbole isn't our friend.
The end of honey bees will be a disaster, but only to the honey marketplace. A large amount of honey that is sold commercially is adulterated with HFC.Nature is not nearly as fragile as people seem to want it to be.Because it is not true.Lose our bees...we all die. Folks don't seem to understand this.
There were thousands of pollinators prior to the introduction of honey bees into the American continent. They still exist.
We need to do more to protect the bees as they provide a vital economic interest, but hyperbole isn't our friend.
I'm not sure where you live, but most northern latitudes experience a normal summer dirth right now so the bees are looking for any sweet source to continue to make honey.Well, learn something new every day I guess. Still...I think honey bees are very very important and we should all do what we can to assist them in staying healthy and alive.
Speaking of which..I have two hummer feeders outside. One was covered with a mass of bees. This didn't happen last year, but with all the fires around me...those bees were very hungry. I let them keep that one feeder until they soaked it bone dry..which took them about 6 hours to do. Then I refilled it for them. They sucked that one dry as well. They left the other hummer feeder alone, which made me happy and the birds as well.