Honey Bee's still in danger....I fear they too will become extinct.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100324/ap_on_sc/us_food_and_farm_disappearing_bees
Coffee Break #35 - Spring is upon us!!
That's bad. Hard to believe pesticides can cause such a quick changes though. Not like they just started using a new one four years ago.
still have swarms of them here - do not know if there are any bee keepers around - have not seen any boxes in the back of yards.
Here too. Had plenty last year.
I've noticed a significent drop in them over the last 10 years.... makes a big difference on our fruits tree's .
There have been many theories. Virus, parasites, cell phones, pesticides, other chemicals, etc.
Last year we had many bumblebees, but few honey bees...you'd think all bees would be affected if it was cell phone activity, or even pesticides....I feel we're using fewer pesticides now than say 30 years ago, much more organic gardening.
We are. That's why I have serious doubts about that. Also, the problem is all over the world. No way everyone is using the same pesticides. And the problem exists in rural areas - away from heavy cell tower density. I believe it's a disease of some sort.
Hoping to get to the National Arboretum while in DC. Was never there.
Enjoy the cherry blossoms.
Thanks! Hoping the recent warm weather has gotten them going.
just showed on the news the NYC cops trying to catch a coyote.. in the city.. they didn't catch him yet.. but it was funny watching him get away
Hope that coyote catches rats!
there ya go
The National Arboretum is the most beautiful I've ever seen.
Cool.
Hope you have time. It's big.
Thanks. Me too. Have you been to Planting Fields on LI? Beautiful.
What's your next drawing assignment?
I'll start a new thread.
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