Sunday

November 18, 2018

Here’s to the pollinators. 

Pollinators are just so important to not only flowering plants but also agriculture. 1 out of every 3 bites of food that you eat is there because of pollinators. 

This week the Wild Pollinator Count has been calling for citizen scientists to submit a count of native pollinators. It only takes 10 minutes to get involved. 
Hurry. Last day today to submit your count.

11 comments:

  1. Here's to the pollinators indeed. And protecting them. I believe that in parts of China they prefer to pollinate by hand. Which made me shudder.

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  2. Yes, they're so important. Lovely photo :D)

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  3. Delicate capture - we would all starve without bees doing their work.

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  4. I just read that our bumblebees are now listed as endangered. We need to all do what we can...

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  5. Last spring/early summer I saw more types of bumble bee in my garden than ever before as well as more in total. But I live in an area where people stopped using herbicides years ago because there is no virtually no agriculture left on the Island.

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  6. What a fabulous capture. Too late for me to join the count, but I do hope the numbers are high.

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  7. What a great photos, I don't think we will be seeing any bees now until next spring. Cheers iane

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  8. Here’s to the pollinators - they are so important.
    Lovely photograph.

    All the best Jan

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