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cool photo, off to carry pollen for plants to reproduce......go little guy!

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Bees and ants are amazing species. They are even studying fire ants and their advanced ability to clump during floods as a.means to apply division of labour to vast numbers of robots. G-d made this planet an amazing environment, though the circle of life is unavodable...for now...
 
Bees and ants are amazing species. They are even studying fire ants and their advanced ability to clump during floods as a.means to apply division of labour to vast numbers of robots. G-d made this planet an amazing environment, though the circle of life is unavodable...for now...
ants have been here for millions of years, they are survivors like cockroaches but ants and adapt to anywhere, except for the arctic areas, yes they are amazing with their work ethic and how they can lift 10x their weight, just crazy
 
I was happy to see about a hundred bees buzzing around one of my my palo verdes last week. I haven't seen that many in a couple of years.
former owner planted some 200+ bulbs, lilacs, crab apples and dogwoods, my yard it loaded with bees and I have never been stung ever
 
Bee lovers exaggerate this. Most plants are pollinated by the wind. Ever look at your car on spring morning and see that it has strangely turned yellow.
wind helps but bees are important as are birds to spread seeds when they shit them out. the wind might not blow in the direction to do anything whereas bees visit many places in a few mile radius
 
former owner planted some 200+ bulbs, lilacs, crab apples and dogwoods, my yard it loaded with bees and I have never been stung ever
Same for me. We do have some terrible bee attacks in Arizona but it's always someone disturbing a huge nest. The Africanized bees go nuts if they think their nest is in danger.
 
wind helps but bees are important as are birds to spread seeds when they shit them out. the wind might not blow in the direction to do anything whereas bees visit many places in a few mile radius
When it comes to forests and grasses, it does not have to travel far in any direction. How do plants get pollinated if there are no bees. I have not seen a bee this year.
 
It was a cold winter but I'm starting to see bees in my yard... my succulent flowers draw them in... soon the butterfly's will be here... did you guys know even Bats pollinate??? I just read about that...
 
When it comes to forests and grasses, it does not have to travel far in any direction. How do plants get pollinated if there are no bees. I have not seen a bee this year.
depends, many plants got smart and have seeds that stick to fur and are transported by deer, etc or animals eating and passing the seeds, generally in a berry or fruit

Same for me. We do have some terrible bee attacks in Arizona but it's always someone disturbing a huge nest. The Africanized bees go nuts if they think their nest is in danger.
yes, those big bastards from SA can be deadly, honey bees are harmless unless you attack them, it's yellow jackets and paper wasps which I hate, yes they actually do pollinate but they are horrible for anything else
 

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