From mid-July: my bee balm plant, complete with bees.
We have so many fewer bees than in fewer years. I hope this last, beeless picture isn't our future.
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Sunday, August 3, 2025
Bee Balm and Bee #ShadowshotSunday
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...Bee Balm is a great name for this plant.
ReplyDeleteI hope so, too, or we are doomed.
ReplyDeleteThat’s a pretty flower.
ReplyDeleteAnd where would we be without bees?
That's really pretty.
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty
ReplyDeleteI am very cautiously encouraged this year. There seems to be more bees of a wider range of species than I have seen in several years. Some of my fellow naturalists are experiencing it too. We take hope wherever we can!
ReplyDeleteFewer bees may spell doom for us all.
ReplyDeletePretty flowers. I hope they figure out what's hurting the bees soon. It's probably something mundane that we're doing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos! Thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI have plenty of bees, it's the butterflies I miss. So few in the past few years.
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