Thank you for the beautiful pics. I envy you the bright flowers and the pollinators. I'll follow you for more great pics. Any gardening advice? upvoted
very nice.
At the time the bees are taking the honey produced by the flowers, no part of the bee's body loads the pollen part of the flower. The pollination process occurs when the bee moves and sucks other similar honey binds, the pollen attached to the mantle will attach to the flower stalk of the flower that was visited by accident. The process of pollination with bee intermediates is called entomogamy, thats what they told me..@mahdie
This is great! A little sunshine from you for the day from across the pond. Thanks for sharing the little moments that make us ponder and think hard about what's important. Cheers!
Hello visitor (awe), did you know I love flowers? I know, weird right! No kidding, yah I do. They color up my world. I want to introduce you to my other friends on steemit, so I resteemed. Hope you don't mind 😉?
No I don't, I carry bee 🐝 🐝 where ever I go, so you better watch out but I don't sting.
Yes, bees need of us as much as we do from them. Your garden has paid you back in beauty and little yellow visitors which help your garden bloom. Lovely!
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Thank you :)
Very lovely
Thank you :)
It's a big concern with the drop in numbers of bees we need more people to do this so they can thrive again
Very true :)
Thank you for the beautiful pics. I envy you the bright flowers and the pollinators. I'll follow you for more great pics. Any gardening advice? upvoted
Thank you. I am loving the colours and fragrance :)
very nice.
At the time the bees are taking the honey produced by the flowers, no part of the bee's body loads the pollen part of the flower. The pollination process occurs when the bee moves and sucks other similar honey binds, the pollen attached to the mantle will attach to the flower stalk of the flower that was visited by accident. The process of pollination with bee intermediates is called entomogamy, thats what they told me..@mahdie
Thank you for that, its interesting just to sit and watch them work :)
Very nice post, I love bees and I suggest that you build a bee hotel so the poor lonely bees can have a home near your wonderful garden
I am thinking of adding one for next year but scared of bees so a bit wary :)
Well I have seen bees in my bee hotel and they have never attacked me.
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This is great! A little sunshine from you for the day from across the pond. Thanks for sharing the little moments that make us ponder and think hard about what's important. Cheers!
Thank you for that lovely message :)
Hello visitor (awe), did you know I love flowers? I know, weird right! No kidding, yah I do. They color up my world. I want to introduce you to my other friends on steemit, so I resteemed. Hope you don't mind 😉?
No I don't, I carry bee 🐝 🐝 where ever I go, so you better watch out but I don't sting.
That is fine I hope they like flowers too. :)
Sure they do. OK adios amigo Hehe!!!
Yes, bees need of us as much as we do from them. Your garden has paid you back in beauty and little yellow visitors which help your garden bloom. Lovely!
Thank you. I'm hoping to buy a small bee home for next year :)
You should raise money for this!!!!! As an environmental cause!!! So much yes!
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