Wednesday, April 29th, 2009 | Author: DNR
Our “anarchy apiary” in New York appeared to lose about half of the hives wintered there. Some died recently of starvation, others had more squatter field mice who scampered out of the hive suckling babies stuck to their bellies. Eviction. No mysteries behind the losses. Several hives survived as well, from bees bred from local queens.
These pics were take last week, April 20th or so.
This is an UN-identified insect that I’d like comment on from an expert. What is it? Dragonfly nymph? (see comments for answer!)
Read a great New York Times column by Leon Kreitzman about the circadian rhythms of honeybees and Carl Linnaeus’ floral clock idea. -DNR
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Category: My Journal
Friday, 1. May 2009
It looks like the mole crickets we have here in Florida. They burrow under the ground, but you sometimes find them above ground. I am no expert though. Take care, Seb
Tuesday, 17. May 2011
Definitely a mole cricket.
Sunday, 30. December 2012
Tego si? w ogóle nie da czyta?! Kto to pisze? Studenci polibudy? Spodziewa?em si? czego? wi?cej po tym miejscu… schodzicie na psy!