That's nice to have the white pollen source confirmed as I thought it might have been a bit early.
Usually FebruaryThat's nice to have the white pollen source confirm as I thought it might have been a bit early.
Better pickings or perhaps it is not yielding yet.Some clover, but no bees much on it.
Yes. It looks green, and it is wetter there, but we've only had 12mm for November and nothing more forecast.Better pickings or perhaps it is not yielding yet.
Maybe there's easier forage around.
Ok, sounds plausible. We have 28 forecast tomorrow so I'll see.M
Maybe there's easier forage around.
I've found temps need to be above 20c+
For clover
Afternoons are good time.
Gutted why?! it's not like it's a big stand of brambles.Ok, sounds plausible. We have 28 forecast tomorrow so I'll see.
This next footage is more what's NOT flowering in the area. These brambles were sprayed just as they were starting to flower. All that lovely tasty and healthy fruit gone to waste too.
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Yeah...but it did extend all along the road verge for probably 50 meters. A farmer I spoke to reckons it is not the best time to spray them anyhow as they sprout back sort of like strawberry runners from the picture I was getting.Gutted why?! it's not like it's a big stand of brambles.
True but all the same there was forage there and any flowers left could potentially effect any insects, I hate spraying there's other means of getting rid of brambles albeit there labour intensive.Yeah...but it did extend all along the road verge for probably 50 meters. A farmer I spoke to reckons it is not the best time to spray them anyhow as they sprout back sort of like strawberry runners from the picture I was getting.
There's also annual poppy's still flowering.. On the way to the farm this morning there was bramble flowering still.I have cowslips out in the garden and some holly and the dandelions have been in flower in bits and pieces since April.
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