Bees. Something else to scare you silly!

[Rev. Coyote]

Is anyone on this group a beekeeper? Is there anything to this?

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Vanishing honeybees mystify scientists
Some beekeepers are losing 50 percent of their bees to disorder
By Deborah Zabarenko
Reuters
Updated: 3:49 p.m. ET April 23, 2007
Go to work, come home. Go to work, come home. Go to work

[JP]

You know, I heard this morning on the radio station I listen to. But there are no dead bees found, maybe it's a UFO conspiracy :roflol:

[nefarious]

I don't do honeybees, but I collect leafcutter bees from time to time. I haven't noticed a drop in their population around the state, but they don't have queens or hives. Maybe an alternative to honeybees should be sought for the time being.

[price1869]

I've noticed a huge drop in bees this year. Usually when all the trees are in bloom I have to run for cover (bees are my kryptonite). There were none this year. Most years the whole valley has a constant hum.

[Sombeech]

Global Warming.

The bees realized that the energy they produce, creates heat. They're doing their part.

Thanks bees! Now I can continue to exhale CO2 in peace.

[JP]

Global Warming.

The bees realized that the energy they produce, creates heat. They're doing their part.

Thanks bees! Now I can continue to exhale CO2 in peace.
Those poor little guys making the conscious effort to save us, RIP bees :lol8: