Buzzbee stars in The Hive: A Very Buzzbee Christmas on DVD for young people to enjoy this holiday season. This is a terrific series that we absolutely love!
On Tuesday, American Photographer Karine Aigner was named 2022 Wildlife Photographer of the Year for her image, "The big buzz."
For the past three years, the U.S. Geological Survey has been taking high-quality images of bees and other insects, posting roughly 1,200 images to their Flickr.
Miner bee clinging to a grass blade
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Isn't this a wonderful portrait of She who must surely be the Bee Goddess? Look at her gorgeous headdress, bee earrings and honeycomb dress! Now She graces the sidebar of my blog with Her sweetness. I don't know the identity of the inventive artist who created this work but I found it posted over at Calvin's Canadian Cave of Cool last week. Blessed bee! LATE-BREAKING UPDATE: Many thanks to Diane at Always Crave Cute for discovering that the artist is Lea Bradovich, an American artist from Santa Fe, NM. Lea states on her website that: My magical realist portraits depict a playful engagement with nature in her guise as the eternal feminine. Allegorical figures wear honeycomb garb, butterfly crowns, and caterpillar necklaces. Last summer's leaves are raiment for their decorative pleasure, metaphoric compost for the eye. Mythopoetic headgear is often entomological, hats display life cycles, food sources and sometimes predators as well. Please check out Lea's website (click here) to see more of her fabulous works of art!
Celebrate National Pollinator Week with these surprisingly gorgeous portraits of bees.
Last spring Fiona Presly, a library assistant from Inverness, Scottish Highlands came across a surprising phenomenon she would never forget. While taking care of her garden she spotted a bumblebee queen crawling around. What surprised her the most was that the animal had no wings, as it turns out the bumblebee may have suffered from a virus which had caused problems in wing development.
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Last spring Fiona Presly, a library assistant from Inverness, Scottish Highlands came across a surprising phenomenon she would never forget. While taking care of her garden she spotted a bumblebee queen crawling around. What surprised her the most was that the animal had no wings, as it turns out the bumblebee may have suffered from a virus which had caused problems in wing development.
There are 400,000 of bees species so understanding them is crucial. Here 6 myths about bees to be aware if you want to save the bees.
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Facts: Bumble Bees Name: Bombus (Genus) Appearance: Bumble bees are often identified by the long, yellow and black striped hair that covers their bodies. Some species may vary in coloring from solid black to orange or red markings. They have a fuzzy, soft appearance. Habit: Like many bee species, bumble bees are social and form […]
Queen Bee Ink, marker and watercolor on mat board 4x6 inches Wow! It has been too long since I have participated in Illustration Friday and I am having serious withdrawal. I may have to commit to another 1 year goal to make sure that I stay motivated to keep it up. This is just a quick one this week, but it had me thinking about the zen of being at one with nature. Nature and I have a love hate relationship. I consider myself something of a nature girl, but become literally depressed when things don't grow and flourish in the ways I envision. We have had terrible drought conditions here in Texas for at least four of the six years that we have been back. I have had very little success at growing anything. OK, in reality I have a black thumb. My husband commented on it just yesterday when I was fondling the plants in the garden department at Lowe's. But despite my general ineptitude with growing things, I have always been happiest outside, breathing in fresh country air. And I like to think that I will eventually get better at nurturing nature, if I just keep at it. (And don't forget to water) I remember being particularly concerned about the state of the natural world a couple of years ago when I heard that bees were disappearing. Apparently a bee virus was decimating bee colonies, but they seem to be making a comeback. I am still pretty upset about the fact that I haven't seen a firefly in several years. No one really knows what has happened there. But on the positive side, ground dwelling birds have returned to East Texas. I have been seeing road runners and killdeer again for several seasons now. Apparently the fire ants are finally finding a balance. That is the thing about nature, isn't it? It always finds balance. How Zen!
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REPOST A bee takes off from a Japanese anemone in my garden.
Wildlife photographer Joe Neely recently captured beautiful photos of an unusual sight that most people may not even know is a thing: bees sleeping in
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