The neighbor's girls were over in numbers today. Another reason to leave a few flowering brassicas.
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This was a all most all black bee.
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See you later. Thank you
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Eric
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My neighbor is a flower nut, she has about a dozen hydrangeas, mop-heads and lace-caps, and the past 2 weeks from sunrise to about 2pm the bees are all over them. they blot out the flowers with their numbers. Really a beautiful sight.
I just recently caught an encore screening of "Vanishing of the Bees" and it is nice to see so many native bees here in the city. I mostly see Bumble and Carpenter, but plenty of other smaller bees that may or may not be honey bees.
I just recently caught an encore screening of "Vanishing of the Bees" and it is nice to see so many native bees here in the city. I mostly see Bumble and Carpenter, but plenty of other smaller bees that may or may not be honey bees.
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