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Basic bee facts every day at 3pm.
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Bees visit #flowers for nectar and pollen.
Nectar provides energy and nutrients. Pollen is a source of protein that is mostly fed to their young.
‘Chaos was the law of nature; Order was the dream of man.’
- Henry Adams
#bees
#bumblebees #nature
#worldbeesanctuary
#wildlife #environment
#summer #biodiversity
#science #education
One of three Hibiscus bushes I planted last summer, that survived the winter and are all thriving. #pennsylvaniagarden #pennsylvaniagardens #pennsylvaniagardener #globalwarming #climatechange #motherearth #environmentalconcern #environmentalconcerns #pollution #stoppollution #industrialproblems #SaveMotherEarth #pennsylvaniagardening #fecund #peony #peonies #canna #cannas #cannalily #cannalilies #flowering #flower #flowers #bloom #blooms #blooming #yucca #yuccas #sweetpotatovine
Sea hollies (Eryngium) are still doing well on the allotment, they don`t seem to mind the heat and drought. I have grown Eryngium bourgatii from seed a few years ago and the plants have now really taken off. They have the most amazing dark blue flowers which really stand out. Pollinators love the flowers, especially butterflies and solitary wasps & bees. #flowers #plants #drought
Prickly Lettuce is very common in Swindon, but the flowers always seem to be either over already or not yet open, with very little time in between. This one at RSPB #FenDrayton Lakes during the week was more co-operative. #WildflowerHour #Cambridgeshire #Bloomscrolling #botany #plants #flowers #wildflowers #photography
Pots For Pollinators
"..containers are one of the most powerful tools we have."
https://nationalparkcity.london/pots-for-pollinators-how-to-turn-a-doorstep-into-a-feeding-station-for-bees
#SolarPunkSunday #Flowers #WildLife #BioDiversity #ContainerGardening #NationalParkCity #London #Pollinators #Bees
Front Garden Flowers With The Almanac
https://www.almanac.com/front-yard-flower-garden-plan
#SolarPunkSunday #FrontGardens #Flowers #Gardening #Gardens #Nature #WildLifeGardening #WildLife #BioDiversity
We visited Bluebell Cottage gardens in Dutton today for the first time. Lovely place down a single track country lane. Have some colour for your timeline
#bloomscrolling #gardening #nature #flowers #photography #plants
One of my sunflowers is wearing a party hat 🌻🥳
#sunflower #bloomscrolling #blueskies #bees #summer #garden #gardening #nature #sunnyday #bright #colourful #saturdaysky #flowers #zonnebloem #bloemen #tournesol #sunshine
Good morning, Glasgow. The sun's doing its best to shine and the decorative flower beds in Victoria Park are looking great. Hopefully, the rest of the day will live up to this morning's promise.
#glasgow #goodmorning #goodmorningglasgow #victoriapark #flowers
boostedThe morning shift.
#flowers #bloomscrolling #bees #pollinator #garden #photography
Good morning. ☕☕☕
24 July 2026
Do you remember a time when you didn’t know how to write? I do. It’s a vague, hazy memory of trying to imitate my parents by scribbling squiggly lines across a chalkboard. That’s something that supposedly happened seventy years ago. Or is it?
Is it an actual memory — or just a memory of a memory? Do I only remember it because I’ve remembered it before?
Whoosh. I just blew my own mind. 🤯
A memory of a memory of a memory is a strange concept. It’s like that old game where you line up ten people and whisper a sentence into the first person’s ear. Each person passes it along, and by the time it reaches the tenth person, the message has transformed into something completely different. If memories work the same way, how accurate can they really be? Memory is a tricky thing.
My wife and I often experience the same events together, yet years later we sometimes recall them differently. Sometimes the difference is so stark that one of us remembers something clearly while the other insists it never happened at all. Was the memory lost by one of us — or created by the other?
So how can a false memory begin?
A false memory starts when your brain fills in missing details, blends experiences, or absorbs suggestions — and then treats that new construction as if it were an actual event. It usually doesn’t happen overnight. Imagine your mother telling you a story over and over about something that happened when you were young. Eventually, you might fill in the blanks and believe you remembered it all along.
Nevertheless, the chalkboard event really happened.
“Memory is the diary we all carry about with us.” — Oscar Wilde
“What we remember is not what happened.” — Julian Barnes
“Every act of memory is an act of imagination.” — Oliver Sacks
#photo #photography #photographer #photographylovers #nature #morning #flowers #lilies #memory
So, despite getting nearly decimated by one of the neighborhood groundhogs (who met an unfortunate fate crossing the road the other day), my #Hollyhocks have made a comeback (well, two of them -- the third one had all the flower buds eaten). I may just end up with some more seeds for next year!
Flowers out front this morning. Summer isn't my favorite season but it has its graces. #BloomScrolling #flowers
Gulf fritillary #butterfly, not seeing as many of them around this summer.
#SilentSunday #Stunday #photography #nature #butterflies #insects #InsectPhotography #flowers
This is the view up the allotment for the end of July. We've dug up some of the '2nd early' potatoes with the rather unwelcome assistance of one of the local badgers. It doesn't actually eat the potatoes; it's just looking for worms but it does cause collateral damage in the process.
It also helped itself to an immature but quite large pumpkin.
The runners and climbing French beans are cropping well.
#allotments #gardening #gardens #vegetablegrowing #vegetables #Sheffield #plants #flowers