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- Location
- Bracklesham Bay, West Sussex
- Hive Type
- National
- Number of Hives
- It's a fairly fluid thing.... more than 10, less than 15
It’s funny that. I’ve had dandelions out in my two fields for a month now. Just mumbling along. A fortnight of good warm weather and they are suddenly all out. What’s more the fact that they are seeding means they have been pollinated.Some starting to seed already,
yes, although the dandelions have been scattered about for a while, the last week or so has seen the fields and the lawn burst into life with them, now most are seeding.It’s funny that. I’ve had dandelions out in my two fields for a month now. Just mumbling along. A fortnight of good warm weather and they are suddenly all out. What’s more the fact that they are seeding means they have been pollinated.
Irrelevant whataboutery.
"Dark matter" is just a convenient label for the cause of a set of observations that cannot currently be explained but have scientifically been demonstrated to occur.
There's no scientific evidence that ley lines, energy lines nor dowsing are actually real at all. They're more like the canals that Percy Lowell observed on Mars that were in reality most likely to have been a physiological effect. However, there are scientific demonstrations as to why some people believe dowsing exists, for example, and how the processes involved work.
James
That is a thing of beauty if you are into OSR...lucky you.Not big news but osr is blooming. What *is* good news is that its looking the best it has locally for 4 years and the weather has been kind. View attachment 31672
We rarely get a surplus from the osr (this year will be different), generally it flowers too early for our bees to do much although it does help them to build up nicely. We tend to do better with wild growing mustard which flowers about a month later than the ****, we have access to lots of that.That is a thing of beauty if you are into OSR...lucky you.
I must admit these huge fields look lovely
I know we’ve got a load of maple near us which over now but not sure about sycamore. Will have a wander around. Horse Chestnut is in full bloom on Ealing Common but very few bees with brick red pollen coming into the hives. Could be collecting nectar from them though.Our Holly is out but bees prefer the sycamore
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