11.22.2009
11.21.2009
11.18.2009
On Frogs and Leaf Litter
This neat item on frogs' affinity for fallen leaves and the tasty morsels that reside therein just came across the transom, and I thought I'd share.
As it happens, I spent awhile raking on Saturday afternoon (with the aim of adding grist to the compost pile mill). Whilst doing so, I noticed loads of critters in the leaf litter and decided to stop raking and just leave things bee, as it were. So this item is timely, and may inspire others to skip the leaf-raking altogether next time!
Check it out and meditate on the beneficial implications of the proverbial messy yard.
11.16.2009
Help the Honeybees Go Postal
This just in from our comrades over at "Down to Earth":
December 25, 2010 is the 200th birthday of L.L. Langstroth, the "Father of American Beekeeping." The US Postal Service Stamp Advisory Committee will be considering a Langstroth commemorative stamp at its January meeting.
Find out what you can do to help the honeybees (and Mr. Langstroth) go postal.
Labels:
beekeeping,
beekeeping history,
Langstroth
11.09.2009
White House Bees
The New York Times has recently posted an entertaining confection on the "First Bees."
Labels:
beekeepers,
beekeeping history,
White House
11.02.2009
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