Billy_Kinetta
Paladin of the Lost Hour
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I hate those frickin' things. I once found a whole nest of them in an old hot water heater in a shed, on my Grandma's farm back in '78. I lit a fire in under the water heater to smoke them out, but the fire went out.
I woke up later that night to find the fire had re-kindled itself, and the shed had caught on fire. I put out the fire with a garden hose, but at least those damned bumbly stingy fuckers were gone.
/----/ Two bees or not two bees, that is the question.no bees, no humans.
It is that simple
no bees, no humans.
It is that simple
It is fun to watch people wallow in their abject ignorance on a Sunday Morning
It's Sunday Gunday.
I'm wallowing in all the money I made at the gun show this weekend. And all the good stuff I bought.
Every show is a good show.Glad you had a good show.
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Bumblebee Hummingbirds (Atthis heloisa) Information | Earth Life
The Bumblebee Hummingbirds also known as Heloise’s or Morcom’s Hummingbirds – occur naturally in Mexico and southern United States.www.beautyofbirds.com
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Bumblebee Hummingbirds (Atthis heloisa) Information | Earth Life
The Bumblebee Hummingbirds also known as Heloise’s or Morcom’s Hummingbirds – occur naturally in Mexico and southern United States.www.beautyofbirds.com
I'll take humming birds over any stinging incest. Just started feeding them last spring and we have at lest 20. I've become a little OCD with making sure their feeders are cleaned each week and have fresh nectar along with planting flowers for feeding sources. I was surprised at how territorial they are.
Problem is a couple humming birds cannot cover the same area a colony of bees can.
So we need to increase their population, same with butterflies. Death to bees!!!
HMMMM declared by a chosen one ?no bees, no humans.
It is that simple