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“Because honeybees aren’t native, they disproportionately love non-native plants … and that includes lots of invasive plant species,” MacIvor says. “One of the biggest visitors to a lot of these non-native and invasive plants are honeybees, [and they] then set seeds and spread.” #rewilding #bees #pollinators #gardening #honey #landscapinghttps://www.rewildingmag.com/the-trouble-with-urban-beekeeping/
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We extracted our last frames and got several more quarts of honey. Check out the contrast in color depth. The late spring/early summer honey on the left is light and a mix of wildflowers, clover and blooming trees. The jar on the right is late summer honey. It's dark with a mineral rich taste of sunflowers, sumac, buckwheat and blackberry/elderberry juice. Very complex but both are delicious, just different ends of the seasons. #beekeeping #HarpHives #honey
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Scientists fitted a European honey buzzard with a GPS tracker. The bird flew for 42 days, covering more than 10,000 km from South Africa to Finland and helping researchers uncover the secrets of one of nature’s greatest migrations | https://www.byteseu.com/2196969/ #BirdMigrationResearch #BirdMigrationRoutes #DrPatrikByholm #EnvironmentalImpactOnBirdMigration #EuropeanHoneyBuzzardMigration #Finland #GPSTrackingBirds #honey #LongDistanceBirdTravelers #ProjectHoneyBuzzard
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