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They decided to make this bush their Motel 6 for the night, but little did they realize, that a Bee Keeper was arriving at 9:30pm to pick them up for loitering. They'll have a nice new house in the morning, with plenty of food and care.. ;-) Best viewed on Black!!!
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Mason bees are a welcomed pollinator to any garden. So much so, that many people enjoy installing mason bee houses in hopes of attracting mason bees to their homes. Recently, a parasitic fly has been damaging mason bee populations. This fly is called the Houdini fly. Luckily, if we take the proper precautions and properly care for our mason bee houses and coccoons, we can help to protect mason bees from the Houdini fly. Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. This is at no cost to you and helps to keep this website running. What is the Houdini Fly? The Houdini fly is well known in Europe, and has recently made it’s way to the United States. It is called the Houdini fly for the way it is able to escape mason bee nests. Other names of this fly are devil fly, or red devil, because of it’s large red eyes. Houdini flies are from the same family as the fruit fly, and are also classified as kleptoparasites. This means that they steal the food of another animal. In this case, it is the food of young mason bees. How Does the Houdini Fly Harm Mason Bees? Houdini flies harm mason bees by entering the mason bee tube and laying eggs on the pollen that is meant for the emerging mason bee. Once the Houdini fly maggot emerges, it consumes the pollen before the mason bee larvae hatches. This causes the mason bee to starve and die. Signs of Houdini Fly Infestation The most obvious sign of Houdini fly infestation is the presence of clusters of small, white maggots in the mason bee nest cell. At this point, you may notice that the mason bee larvae is dead or missing all together. Preventing Houdini Flies It is not believed that Houdini flies can be fully eradicated, however, there are things you can do to prevent Houdini fly infestation. Use a mason bee house that opens so you can visually inspect your nesting materials. If you are unable to inspect your nesting materials, place them in a fine mesh bag. Release the mason bees when they emerge, and kill any flies. Thoroughly clean all nesting blocks every year. Harvest mason bee cocoons before they emerge in Spring. When harvesting cocoons, destroy any Houdini fly maggots you find. Purchase mason bee cocoons from places that inspect for Houdini flies. Recommended Mason Bee Houses The following mason bee houses work well for Houdini fly prevention because they open up for visual inspections. Summary The Houdini fly is a parasite of the mason bee. It lays eggs in the mason bee tube and consumes all the pollen before the mason bee larvae hatches. The best way to prevent Houdini fly infestation is by doing visual inspections for fly maggots and harvesting mason bee cocoons before they emerge in spring. Related posts: Everything You Need to Know About Mason Bee Houses Where to Buy Mason Bees and How to Care for Them Mason Bees for Pollination How to Attract Bees to a Bee House
Beekeepers are increasingly turning to thermal imaging to help them care for their bees, especially during winter. Master beekeeper Rusty Burlew, who writes and maintains the beekeeping site Honey Bee Suite, has been using a FLIR ONE for several years, and highly recommends investing in a thermal camera for beekeeping.
Children in the hospice have clear needs for social and group belonging, nature, and personal values, which are actually very similar to the behavioral patterns of bees. Therefore, this hospice care center uses the little bee as a cartoon image, hoping to encourage move-in children to spend their short and splendid time like lively little bees.
Forever Living Products is a multi-level marketing company that sells health and wellness products, personal care products, and nutritional supplements made with aloe vera and other natural ingredients. The company was founded in 1978 and operates in over 150 countries. Some of its popular products include aloe vera gel, bee pollen, and Forever Clean 9, a weight management program. Forever Living Products also offers business opportunities for individuals to become independent distributors and sell their products.
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It's that time of the month again to let you know what we will be making in Bee Blessed during February! This block is called Road to Tennessee, and you can find the tutorial for it over on Sarah's blog. We are still making quilts for children at the moment, so if you wouldn't mind sticking to the 'brights' theme that we had last month, with solid white background, that would be fab! For those of you in a bee where you make siggy blocks, you may recognise that the quadrants in this block are made up of 'siggy' blocks! And some of you may also be aware of 'Siblings Together' starting again this year (donating quilts to siblings separated in the Care System). Bee Blessed donated a quilt last year to Siblings Together, and we will be doing the same again this year! So your blocks may well go even further in supporting 2 great causes! And staying on the theme of blocks, in tonight's 'Design Your Own Quilt' class we will be making the Granny Square block, also known as Arbor Window: Most of the granny square blocks I've seen around are made up smaller than the traditional 12" block. So I sized this one up so folks could include it in their sampler quilts. Last week we did Bow tie and D9P, and next week - flying geese! These are going to be fabulous sampler quilts.
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I’ve always shied away from body oils, as I was afraid they would irritate my skin or cause unsightly blemishes. I think by doing that I was depriving my skin of the extra moisture it craved though. When I ran across Rachel’s Plan Bee Body Oil and found they have a mini size you can try before you buy I thought, what the hell? Why not give it a try. I’m so glad I did as it does everything I was hoping and smells amazing! While I was at it, I snagged a couple other mini size products too – […]
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Here at The Strong, we take dolls seriously. Archeological evidence places dolls among the very oldest playthings and proves that children have enjoyed them since ancient times. More recently, dolls played an important part in the life of the museum’s founder, Margaret Woodbury Strong. Margaret started collecting dolls as a girl and amassed more than 27,000 during her lifetime. Today, The Strong’s National Museum of Play builds on Margaret Strong’s collection, continuing to collect dolls and provide for their care. [...]
A while back I had a few hives of honey bees parked at a beef farm down the road, tucked up against a stone wall just outside a pasture. One day… This content is available in the magazine only. Please Subscribe
