Millions of honey bees are dying across U.S. at alarming rate. CT beekeepers are feeling the loss.
Jenna Hudson, president of the Catherine Violet Hubbard Animal Sanctuary in Newtown, was concerned to hear recently that the sanctuary’s apiary with one million honey bees shrank from 17 hives to just ...
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These Bees Fell Fast Asleep in Flowers (and We Think It’s the Cutest Thing Ever!)
Why do bees need to sleep in flowers if they have hives and nests they can go home to? Why do they look passed out? Click ...
Honey bee colonies could face 70% losses in 2025, impacting agriculture
Washington State University entomologists announced this week that commercial honey bee colony losses are projected to reach ...
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A New Study Reveals Why Bumblebee Queens are Suddenly Damaging Leaves
Why are bumblebees destroying leaves? We've read the research, and the answer to why these amazing creatures damage leaves ...
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The effects of declining bee populations
Bees are seen as insignificant pests at picnics in the park. However, these insects are cornerstones of ecosystems, both of ...