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7 Compact Native Plants Packed with Nectar-Rich Blooms – Turn Even the Smallest Garden Into a Bee and Butterfly Haven

The best small pollinator plants for tiny spaces

Homes & Gardens

More than 5 million bees found living under a New York cemetery - one of the largest recorded colonies ever

The discovery began by chance in 2022 when a Cornell University technician noticed large numbers of bees in the cemetery and brought samples to the lab

The Independent UK

Yes, Bees Can See in Color – And These Are the Flowers They’re Most Attracted To

Thanks to their unique visual spectrum, bees prefer certain colors – these are the flowers you'll want to plant in your garden this spring

Homes & Gardens

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Crimson Desert bosses are getting destroyed by the "Beekeeper Build" harnessing the power of friendship – and also thousands of bees

Not the Bees

GamesRadar

Crimson Desert players have a new way to slay its powerful bosses—slowly unleashing a swarm of individually-caged bees at them

Float like a butterfly, sting like a… you know.

PC Gamer

‘Resilience to environmental extremes’: Queen bees survive winter by breathing underwater

Queen bees can breathe underwater, allowing them to stay alive over winter as melting snow floods their burrows.

Euronews

Brentford boss Keith Andrews hails ‘very special’ Igor Thiago

Thiago became the Bees’ all-time leading scorer in a single Premier League season by taking his tally to 21 against Everton on Saturday.

The Independent UK

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Brentford 2-2 Everton: Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall strikes late as Toffees nick draw after Igor Thiago brace

The race for Europe takes a twist after late drama at the Gtech Stadium

Evening Standard

Science Update: Why Fake ‘Bioluminescent’ Plants Sold Online Pose a Risk to Pollinators

Glow-in-the-dark plants sound like something pulled straight out of a sci-fi dream, but they have exploded across online marketplaces with bold claims and mesmerizing photos. Electric-blue roses, neon-green vines, and flowers that appear to light up the night sky promise something magical, something otherworldly, something impossible to ignore. That visual…

Frugal Gardening

Country diary: A sun-warmed day has the bees feeling hot

Langstone, Hampshire: Solitary bees, albeit hundreds of them, are hovering low to the ground, hoping to mate before nightfall

The Guardian - UK

Experience: my house was taken over by 70,000 bees

My daughter complained of monsters in her closet – at night she could hear a hum in the wall

The Guardian - UK

Arizona hiker airlifted after 100+ bee stings leave him critical

If you encounter a bee swarm, keep your mouth shut.

We Got This Covered

5 Easy Ways to Turn Your Garden Into a Pollinator Pit Stop This April – No Matter the Size of Your Space

Experts reveal the key to successful pollinator-friendly gardens of all sizes

Homes & Gardens

It’s OK to love all the bees (the honey bees, too)

North America’s bee populations are in trouble, but don’t blame the honey bees. While some people argue that an overabundance of managed honey bees – those raised to help pollinate crops and produce honey – is causing native bees to disappear, the evidence doesn’t support the claim.

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The Guardian - UK

Say no to pesticides, mix up your lawn – and six more ways to help bees to thrive

Like so many flying insects, these essential pollinators are suffering because of habitat loss and the overuse of chemicals. Here’s how to give them a healthier, happier home

Frugal Gardening

How to Boost Pollinators Without Adding Flowers

The buzz around pollinators keeps getting louder, and for good reason. Bees, butterflies, beetles, and even bats hold entire ecosystems together, yet their numbers keep dropping at a worrying pace. Everyone hears the same advice: plant more flowers. That sounds great until space runs out, budgets tighten, or climates refuse…

The Guardian - US

Arizona hiker stung more than 100 times by bees left in critical condition

Man had to be airlifted out of mountain in north Phoenix by rescue teams and was transported to hospital

The Independent UK

Hiker fighting for life after getting stung by bees over 100 times

Harmful bee incidents have been on the rise in Arizona recently due to an unusually warm winter.

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Ideal Home

4 bee-friendly fence colours that will keep your garden buzzing with vital pollinators, according to experts

Yep, bees have a favourite fence colour, too

The Guardian - UK

‘Taking my clothes off is my whole life!’ Bryan Cranston on the glorious gross-out return of Malcolm in the Middle

TV’s most outrageous family is back – and for the Breaking Bad icon, it’s a great excuse to let rip ... and get naked again. The stars talk skivvies, chugging raw meat and being stung in the crotch by 60,000 honey bees

Homes & Gardens

This is the One Plant You Need to Bridge the Pollinator 'Hunger Gap' in April – To Feed Those Early Bees and Butterflies

In early spring, pollinators are desperate for nectar but many flowers aren't yet in bloom

The Conversation

Bumblebees can perceive rhythm, despite their brains being the size of a sesame seed

Humans are creatures of rhythms. As far as we know, humans have always sung and always danced. We can recognise a song by its rhythm alone, regardless of whether it is played fast or slow.

AAP

Dancing bees could supercharge AI revolution

Bumblebees might be more human than first thought after a study found their tiny brains can learn and recognise rhythm, even at different speeds and senses.

PC Gamer

How to get the Beehive Club in Crimson Desert

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The Conversation

Want to be a citizen scientist? Here are 5 ways to get involved

Ever wondered what it might feel like to spot giant spider crabs while you’re snorkelling? Or check plants for the circular holes that indicate native bees are collecting nest materials?

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