New Arrivals!

[kellylindseyphotography]

I am TERRIFIED of bees. I would have freaked. Glad they let on their own. ew.

 

[theadamsociety]

Ummm... run.

Great shot through glass.

 

[Senor Hound]

You did a great job of capturing the anxiety and fear aspect of the photo. My heart is racing just looking at them!

Are they the same thing as killer bees? If so, I've heard that if you try and spray them, and don't kill them, they'll remember you, and sting you later. Maybe that's an urban legend, though. Either way, I'm glad we don't have them here in Arkansas!

 

[Valethar]

Are they the same thing as killer bees?

If I remember correctly, yes. They are far more aggressive than the native honeybees here in the states, and will attack without much of a warning.

The problem with them is that they ARE so aggressive, and severely territorial as well. A big problem with them is that they kill off the native bees and take over the area.

Definitely not on my list of good neighbors.

 

[topak]

Bees are really helpful especially in process of pollination. They can help plants to propagate through their exposure to flowers. But an irritated bee is a different scenario. It can hurt humans through its sting. Bees making honey is good, but bees chasing human is different. Beeware!

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[spiffybeth]

a brilliant first post!!!! :lmao: