Image by kabl1992 Beehive Falls Walking Track The Grampians Victoria, Australia Question by amos: how much is a fossilized beehive worth? i have a whole fossilized beehive (could be a wasp, its got all the hexagons). is this rare, is it worth anything. also how rare is it to find petrified wood in northeast ohio […]
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Image by Lutrus Every year in October the village I live in has a scarecrow trail to raise money for the local hospital. Some of them are very lifelike and a bit scary. This year I was only able to get photo of this one. Black & White for the Monthly Scavenger Hunt Question by […]
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Image by ScrippsBee A very exciting moment as the Scripps Bee medallion is being raised over the new stage. Question by Rivers: Why are the bees dissapearing? Einstein said that if the bees dissapeared off the face of the Earth, man would have four years left to live. Bees are very important to us all, […]
Continue reading …Question by : Help with a beehive hairstyle for long hair? Okay, so for Halloween I need my hair in a beehive. My hair is about 15 inches long (from the scalp), and I have grown out my side bangs so I can tuck them behind my ear. Please help me, it seems my hair […]
Continue reading …Survey : Would you rather be raised by fire ants, killer bees or a pack of wolves?
January 7, 2012 38 Comments
Image by antonychammond This was taken at the Stodmarsh Nature Reserve in Kent. Stodmarsh has a long history of human activity that has shaped the landscape you see today. It has been used by medieval monks to graze horses, as a colliery at the start of the 20th century, and as a duck shooting area […]
Continue reading …VW beetle trunk or treat? I want to make my yellow bug into a giant beehive for trunk or treat – ideas on how?
January 5, 2012 1 Comment
Image by Troy B Thompson Beehive Trail Acadia National Park, Maine Question by Anne K: VW beetle trunk or treat? I want to make my yellow bug into a giant beehive for trunk or treat – ideas on how? VW beetle trunk or treat? I want to make my yellow bug into a giant beehive […]
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Image by Clore Family Spotted this beehive on a trail high up in a tree. The brightness and contrast had to be adjusted and an unsharp mask applied. It was too far away to see the details until I pulled up the photo. Question by : How * Close * can a beehive be to […]
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Image by Adam Hopkinson This beehive, half way up the museum stairs, is side on to a window. It has a tunnel, through which the bees bring their pollen. You can watch the bees through the glass, and use the charts to work out where they’re finding the pollen by decoding their waggle dances. I […]
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Image by anselm23 Bee’s Diner is a project to raise money for girls’ scholarships in Sarasota County for college. Here we have fresh-made potato chips on the left, a cheeseburger with fixin’s, fries, and a chili dog. Question by bg: why is my cat so afraid of visitors to our home? Our 4 year old […]
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Image by dullhunk There are numerous behavioural, physiological, and anatomical differences between queens (which can lay up to 2,000 eggs per day) and sterile workers, even though they are identical at the genetic level. Upon emergence from the pupae, new queens engage in a series of duels with rival queens. The single survivor will leave […]
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