Theoretically, if we have no bees, we have no plants. Then, we'll have no animals, and eventually no humans. Do an internet search on "bees extinct" to see what I mean...it's kinda scary, maybe.
I need extra bees because I just planted some blueberry, raspberry, and blackberry plants. I also just hacked down their current home, the old swingset. So, with the leftover wood, I made a couple little bee houses. I used some old cut up roof shingles, a cedar 4x4, my drill, and some nails.
So, near my new bee house, I noticed this lizard (anole) trying desperately to get her to care. I guess they're all the same, whether it's peackock feather, a corvette (yuck), or a giant red dewlap (lizard throat).
4 comments:
Danielle,
My brother raises honey bees. If you need some advice let me know.
Michael B
You are very handy!!
That is the coolest lizard! We don't see much reptilian wild life in Seattle neighborhoods!
Hi there! I like you bee house. Do you have any tenants yet? I was doing a search on how to build bee houses and came across your site. I'm making my bee houses this weekend and hope they turn out!
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