We know that bees have been producing
honey as they do today for at least
100 million years (since the Cretaceous period).
Bees produce honey as food stores for
the hive during the long months of winter when
flowers aren't blooming and therefore little or
no nectar is available to them.
Think about it.
we are the cause the Earth is changing..
Posted by Yvonne @ La Petite Gallery'
comments are welcome
I got stung by bees several times in my life; not a pleasant feeling at all. I did nothing to attract the bee, but perhaps there was something about me that made it attack me.
ReplyDelete(Regarding your comment on my post The Blue Zones - your doctor is right; you're fine. I wish you to stay fine for many, many years to come).
Isn't it sad that these creatures have thrived for millions of years, then WE COME ALONG and ruin everything. Sad.
ReplyDeleteIt is a sign of the times I think. So said it is happening. We must take care of Mother Earth.
ReplyDeleteYes, thank Monsanto and their genetically engineered seeds that grow crops with built in pesticides. Nobody wants to acknowledge that.......
ReplyDeleteThe global bee decline must be stopped because as we know humans couldn't survive if all bees die!
ReplyDeletea good post Yvonne I have a couple of neighbors who have honey bees and sell their honey from their backyard. The quality is fantastic so superior to store brands.
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