Oh! Thank you for linking over to my story with tips for beginner beekeepers. I hope it's useful to people considering keeping honey bees.
This is a wonderful article. We have a lot of these holes in the ground in our gardens (mostly because we have a lot of weird sandy-ish soil), but I never knew they could be solitary bee nests. This makes me happier than what I previously imagined they might be, which was some sort of home to an unpleasant creepy-crawly pest.
As a certified bee lover, bee encourager and host to many presumsbly happy solitary bees in my backyard bird (and bee) sanctusry-I loved this article!. Between Walter T. with his ants and you with the bees, it's wonderful to have such expert info!
Oh! Thank you for linking over to my story with tips for beginner beekeepers. I hope it's useful to people considering keeping honey bees.
This is a wonderful article. We have a lot of these holes in the ground in our gardens (mostly because we have a lot of weird sandy-ish soil), but I never knew they could be solitary bee nests. This makes me happier than what I previously imagined they might be, which was some sort of home to an unpleasant creepy-crawly pest.
As a certified bee lover, bee encourager and host to many presumsbly happy solitary bees in my backyard bird (and bee) sanctusry-I loved this article!. Between Walter T. with his ants and you with the bees, it's wonderful to have such expert info!