Forest-dwelling chimps use tools to gather honey.

Errant bee menaces winged poppy-hopper. The artist is Wm. Barribal . The year is 1935. Looks like Barribal also did birds .

Sweet friends imported this bee from Baltimore. It now resides in Brooklyn.

A reporter sent this my way, and I though ya'll might enjoy it.

On September 11, bug-minded folks throughout the NYC metropolitan area will be participating in the first ever Cricket Crawl —"An aura...

To see the toon in question, simply turn to page 70 of the August 3, 2009 issue or go here .

Been reading the great & strange Philip Whalen lately, & encountered this gem on nature's simultaneities, which can best be enjo...

New York City's latest bee-friendly spot gets the royal treatment from New York Times fashion photographer Bill Cunningham. Cunningham...

A friend has been making these delightful woodcut prints of wildlife found in New York City: bats, birds, butterflies, turtles, and others...

Illuminating item on firefly flirtation in The New York Times.

Been meaning for awhile to make sure ya'll know about a wide-ranging informational "news digest" called APIS-Apicultural Infor...

If you keep bees using a top bar hive like I do, you wind up with plenty of beautiful honey comb. I've come to greatly appreciate the pl...

Pollinator Week 2009 is almost upon us, and this year for the first time New York City will have an abundance of events and activities to m...

I've said before that my fascination with bees has opened the door to many new interests, including botany—a topic that once elicited in...