MoBeats
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Trump is said to have guaranteed these bees will not be on the US list and will be sent back where they came from.The Bumblebee is one of several wild bee species seen declining in the last couple of decades. It has now become the first ever bee in the continental United States formally proposed for listing under the U.S. Endangered Species Act.
It is their own damn fault for going and getting all "Africanized"Trump is said to have guaranteed these bees will not be on the US list and will be sent back where they came from.
I love bees (feck them) when I was a teenager my dad bought a farm in Portugal which had about 14 or 16 wooden hives and he made me the "beekeeper", some end up dying or moved away because they kept destroying the forest around to plant eucalyptus (and I kept forgetting to take care of them), anyway I went with my brother to pick up 2 hives from another property at night so the bastards wouldn't sting and we used a toyota land cruiser not a pick up truck, my brother was driving and had all the protection equipment (head and gloves) I didn't because I was a "professional", he had to break badly right under a street light and the boxes tilted... just on my chest I got stung 11 timesI kind of like them, but one stung me. I later got dive-bombed by them outside the gas chambers at Dachau and was windmilling my arms around like a maniac, which probably looked odd.
I know what you mean but this sounded like you're glad they're all deadA step in the right direction.
No, this is just one of 47 species of bumble bee in the US which some of you seem to have confused with honeybees.Isn't this suppose to single like the end of civilisation?
Bumblebee's are extremely important to pollination though. Losing them could have detrimental effects.No, this is just one of 47 species of bumble bee in the US which some of you seem to have confused with honeybees.
Thanks for that Terry Nutkins.No, this is just one of 47 species of bumble bee in the US which some of you seem to have confused with honeybees.
There are lots near us still, thank goodness.You don't see many bumblebees in the UK now, the great big ones that don't move that fast. Shame, they are interesting creatures.