bughaze:

starry-eyed-wolfchild:

Bee Hotels for Solitary Bees

You may be wondering what bees need a hotel for, when they make their own hives. The truth is that many species of bees are solitary – the do not live in hives but instead construct their own nest. The main reason for this is because in these species every female is fertile and this would not make for comfortable communal living in a hive.

air bee n bee

thebeeblogger:

thebeeblogger:

acegodzilla:

so i got a notification from our security camera that someone was at the front door and

a blurry friend

he has arrived

ok i reblogged this post with “he” by accident and now there’s like 22,000 notes on it with my included reblog I am ashamed

this little buddy is a female 🙂

Fun Facts About Honey

brunhiddensmusings:

thewannabeee:

some-kind-of-bad-pun:

thewannabeee:

– Honey is mostly sugar (WoW!) it is 80% sugar and 20% water (double WoW!)

– There are over 20,000 species of bees, but only 4 make HONEY

-Honey is the ONLY food that contains all the substances you need to survive (Including WATER)

-Children under the age of 1 should not eat honey… why? because sometimes it contains bad stuff called botulism and can cause them to get botulism poisoning (that sucks, even infants should taste the deliciousness that is honey)

-Honey will crystallize under optimum temperatures (this has a lot to do with how you store it)

-Bees produce honey to eat during the winter when there are no flowers and no nectar for them.

-A honeybee would only need an ounce of honey to be able to fuel a flight around the world (this makes for a very cultural bee!)

-A typical beehive can make up to 400 pounds of honey a year! (Wowza!)

This reads like it was written by a bee and I’m 100% here for it

This is singlehandedly THE BEST compliment I have ever received 🙂

i support bee author

robotlyra:

clevercheshire:

zooophagous:

taigas-den:

birdsy-purplefishes:

adoptpets:

Who’s a pretty boy? You are, yes you are!

Bee covered in pollen resting in the heart of a crocus flower.

Nature-loving photographer, Boris Godfroid, uses macro photography for close-up shots, posted to his website boris.godfroidbrothers.be

That’s probably a girl. Unless it’s a different kind of bee from honeybees.

All of the bees in a honeybee hive that are seen doing any sort of work (other than getting it on with the Queen) are actually female! 

These pictures are so beautiful holy shit

She needs to post a make up tutorial!

I love how pollen closeups reveal that they are really just tiny golden sprinkles