Re: Where is everyone/bees

I agree the hum of bees is very cool. Sort of soothing actually. A friend of mine has a carob tree near his house and the bees are covered all over it. It is a fairly attractive tree, only problem is that is blooms in late october/nov, so having bees at that time of year isn't really helpful from a pollination sense for other fruit, etc. nearby. 
Theresa

TeichFauna@aol.com wrote:
Me too. As much as it was a bit of nuisance to have the bees in the vase, we definitely missed the bees a lot when they moved on. We still have a lot of bees that visit the gardens throughout the year, but no longer any that actually live here full time. It's amazing how loud the bees can actually be, you don't really notice it until they are gone. There is a distinct noise level difference between a "hive" and just numbers of visitors. Noreen 
zone 9
Texas Gulf Coast
In a message dated 11/12/2008 12:38:26 PM Central Standard Time, cyndi.johnson@edwards.af.mil writes: 

I love  to listen to the
hum of a lot of bees.
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