got my hands on a field guide of californian bugs and i found that there's this one bee species in southern california that looks like this

(Actual bugs under the cut, CW for insects)

Credit for idea @blimbo-buddy

did it work

this 4th of july i would like to boost my tribe’s bee farm!! https://iowaybeefarm.com/ is their website! They sell honey, beeswax products, giant jars of bee pollen, lip balms and lotions!

pretty much everything is really cheap (much cheaper than it should be) and you can get a whole gift basket for 35 bucks!

i’m reblogging it again because this site has creamed honey and it literally looks so fucking good and i’ve been saving this link to make purchases because of how affordable it is.

the "you aren't friends" really sells it.

Can I offer you a terrible joke in this trying time?

Signs like these are community-changing. They reframe the whole verge.

i kinda wanna make a "what house are you" quiz where the answers are like "haunted house" "burning house" "waterlogged house" etc would anyone aside from @monstermarcie be into that

take the quiz here

so far people seem to be responding with "oh bees :) 💕" or "BEES??!!!"

Let your garden sleep in. For the pollinators.

Good for bugs! Good for the environment! Good for the quality of your soil!

For once, laziness and procrastination are the better, kinder, more ethical rout! Revel in it!

i love when flowers close in the evening like good night girl i love you sleep tight

#HELLO IT IS TIME FOR MY FAVORITE FACT#which is that sometimes when the flowers close there is a little bee inside#spending the night all cozy and safe in his little nook#specifically male squash bees do this in squash flowers#look at a field of squash or pumpkins at night and there are little guys snoozing in there#this knowledge brings me such joy that i must share it with the world (tags via @scribefindegil)

girls night

i love them, thank you.

bumbled be thy bees

why would you hide these in the tags you fool

Here's a fun fact about bees. Most of them are actually allergic to pollen.

When exposed to pollen, bees develop hives.

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