which keeps pollinators buzzing around them. As a result, bees, butterflies, and other pollinating insects dart from flower ...

Without bees, very soon, we’d have very little food. So the next time you see a bee just let it buzz about and find a flower. You might even want to plantyour own flowers to help them out too.

Theoretically, the energy in one ounce of honey would provide one bee with enough energy to fly around ... bees inadvertently transfer pollen from the male to the female components of flowers.

Around the flower patch: • Play close attention to the bees that buzz around the flower patch. Is there a particular flower they’re more attracted to? Do they travel from flower to flower ...

Thankfully, we have bees, butterflies and other pollinators who are responsible for the fertilization ... One great example of this is Ron Rynders, a beekeeper in Iowa, who is spearheading an effort ...

said it is important to let the public know if they see the bees swarming to not harm them. “Typically swarm season is around the first week in May, but with the much warmer March and flowers ...

Smack in the heart of Calgary’s downtown, bees are also buzzing around The Dorian ... peppers, and edible flowers. This year, Dyer and his team harvested about 100 pounds of honey per hive ...