It has been said that the are on the decline and because of that our crops, flowers and trees will suffer because there are not enough to pollinate. So that is why I am hopeful. You see in two different places hundreds of miles apart I saw the bee in action and not just one but lots of bees.
Bees in garden in the Barrington House garden, Roswell, Georgia
Bees sipping, imbibing at the hummingbird feeder at our house today!
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Thanks be to God!
Bring on the bees and Kathy, be careful.
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It is good to know they are back and are not declining, I had heard they were disappearing as well..........:-) Hugs
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ReplyDeleteSome of them look like what we call "yellow jackets", or wasps. The average bumble bee won't bother you. They are black and yellow down here, and instead of bothering us, they like to bore into the wood of the deck. They're seen spring and early summer, primarily.
ReplyDeleteI haven't been around much ... it's been a busy summer!
Hugs,
Abbey ♥
Happily I've seen quite a few bees this season! Hopefully their numbers are on the rise again. Love the "Flight of the Bumblebee" song you have playing --that violinist must have been very tired when it was over :)
ReplyDeleteSuper! I love your big photos, they stand out so well. Blessings :)
ReplyDeleteWhat gorgeous photos! My uncle is a beekeeper . . . . maybe that is why have always been fascinated by these little buzzers!
ReplyDeleteHi, GrandmaK, thanks for dropping by Petty Things In Life.. aww, you really have captured them perfectly well.. love that cute.. yet yaiks.. stinging bee..lol..
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Holy cow those are great pictures! (I'm allergic too.)
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