The death of bees puts the world in danger

[dedeleco]

Not very constructive !!!

What nerve !!! And it is he who says that !!!

While his side "Dr. JekyllIs quite capable of behaving socially in some posts (far too few). When we see how his sideMr Hyde"Rolls up the posts of his comrades from forum with destructive diatribes, even when he only finds slab! He calls it "constructive"! His copy / pasted he flanks us in the face, he calls it "constructive"? Manipulate the comments of others, he calls it "constructive"?

With his pedagogy boulevard that would push to impose on others to do what he thinks univocally "good" in front of the world! While his posts are full of contradictions and untruths manipulations. What does he call that? Construction? Tsssss .... It would still be time for him to become aware of the double facet of his character, and to make something of it ....... constructive ...!

Dedeleco will re-invent the happy-culture

it's not happy-culture, but grandpa culture!

There is at least one who follows ...
... I maintain ... Dede is a happy farmer!

(... it's just anti-varroa humor).

Even less constructive !!!
Much more out of the subject:

The death of bees puts the world in danger

And Obamot, in his ego, does not care about beekeepers and bees!

They, to flee the fields full of pesticides take refuge around the cities !!
The number of beekeepers has dropped.

[Obamot]

Happy missed .... at least there, you are almost unanimous:

You're raving!
You repeat yourself!
You rot the subjects!
You say you're in shape but you're still behind the keyboard!
We do not know your age!
We do not have your photo while you can find mine and that of many other participants!
You have no demonstrated achievements on this site!

You fit very well in the definition of "TROLL"!

And here is the link according to your Bible:
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Troll_%28internet%29

[Flytox]

This year better than last year for bees?
The lime tree is full of orange critters, bees and an exquisite smell ...

[dedeleco]

A new petition to sign:

http://www.pollinis.org/petitions/petit ... noides.php

and explanations of the causes of bee deaths experienced by beekeepers:

http://www.pollinis.org/

http://www.pollinis.org/spip.php?page=a ... article=17

which explain that the recent neurotoxic pesticides are very effective to make bees disappear, confirmed by scientific studies in situ on the bees !!

[Christophe]

I just praised this at the media library: The mystery of the disappearance of bees by Mark Daniels / Arte Edition.

I'll give you a summary as soon as I see it ...

[gegyx]

I saw an acquaintance and asked him for beeswax.
He no longer has a hive.

He had 5, then in 2 years it collapsed.
The following year, he redid 2 swarms and it did not hold the year.
He quitted.
(4 years ago maybe of that?)


This surprised me because it is in a city, where there are quite a few pavilions with gardens. This city adjoining a big city.

[Christophe]

Interesting study on the thermal effect of flowers: https://www.science-et-vie.com/nature-e ... lles-10381

Daisies, poppies, cists ... some flowers attract their pollinators with a signal that has remained unnoticed in our eyes: reasons for temperature! This is the astonishing discovery of English researchers.

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[Christophe]

[ENERC]

Everything is in bloom (South IDF) and I have never seen so few bees.
Some rare drones are in plums, cherry trees, apple trees and nettles in bloom.
I even saw a bee go into the kitchen open window wandering without apparent purpose. Bizarre. She has sniffed neonicotinoids in the field in conventional agriculture of the neighbor.
Yet 50% of the surrounding lands are organic. it does not seem to be enough.

[Christophe]

Same: a lot of flowers in the garden right now ... and I could not see a bee ... drones yes like you.

On the other hand I saw a wasp foraging on a macro (yes if ...)