BEES AND POLLINATIONS

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  • poniedziałek, wrz 12th, 2011 at 21:40
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  Beekeepers need to carefully plan their summertime activity. Working around the bees in protective bee suits during hot weather makes the task potentially dangerous. If it is necessary to visit the bee yards, we usually plan on working early in the day before temperatures rise to dangerous levels. When it’s hot, beekeepers, like the bees, need to stop their normal activity and seek water. In today’s photo, honey bees gather at a poultry watering bowl.

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