Group: Bees, Bzzz, Bees !
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Welcome to the newly created group Bees, Bzzz, Bees! I am excited by the possibilities this new group may bring to our shared love of bees. Whether you are a casual observer of bees as you go about your daily life or more systematic in your study and photography of bees, all your contributions are appreciated here.
I hope to attract members to the group from both Northern and Southern hemispheres to ensure the continuity and interest in the group through the year and so avoid the inevitable hiatus that would otherwise result during winter. For, without flowering plants we cannot enjoy the bees.
Since I am in Australia my experiences and views reflect Southern hemisphere conditions. However, in Australia we grow a large number of plants from the Northern hemisphere, so there is a common element there; and several bee species, like honey bees, are found all over the globe. Over the years, I have renovated or started from scratch several gardens so I have a fair amount of knowledge and experience of bee attracting plants.
I have a particular interest in bees indigenous to Australia as you will see from my photographs. There are many species of native Australian bees each one more interesting than the next. Their unique habits and life cycle set them apart from honey bees and so extends the rich tapestry of the bee kingdom.
It is also my aim to promote knowledge about plants bees love best. In future discussions there will be suggestions for easy care plants to attract bees to your garden. We want to see your bee pictures !
With warm and sincere wishes,
Imogen
Group Administrator
I hope to attract members to the group from both Northern and Southern hemispheres to ensure the continuity and interest in the group through the year and so avoid the inevitable hiatus that would otherwise result during winter. For, without flowering plants we cannot enjoy the bees.
Since I am in Australia my experiences and views reflect Southern hemisphere conditions. However, in Australia we grow a large number of plants from the Northern hemisphere, so there is a common element there; and several bee species, like honey bees, are found all over the globe. Over the years, I have renovated or started from scratch several gardens so I have a fair amount of knowledge and experience of bee attracting plants.
I have a particular interest in bees indigenous to Australia as you will see from my photographs. There are many species of native Australian bees each one more interesting than the next. Their unique habits and life cycle set them apart from honey bees and so extends the rich tapestry of the bee kingdom.
It is also my aim to promote knowledge about plants bees love best. In future discussions there will be suggestions for easy care plants to attract bees to your garden. We want to see your bee pictures !
With warm and sincere wishes,
Imogen
Group Administrator
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