Crocus colours aren’t just decoration—they’re ecological strategy. Early food, early pollinators, early balance.
Have you seen any insects on any flowers this year?, Please share!
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Ever seen a bee absolutely coated in yellow dust? That’s a crocus fan. Early flowers are essential for early foragers.🐝📷 #PollinatorSeason#bumblebee#insects
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Basic bee facts every day at 3pm.
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Bumblebee compound eyes are constructed of 6000 individual ommatidia each of which has a hexagonal face called a facet and which all together form the surface of the compound eye.
So now you know!👀
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Bumblebees and butterflies are now emerging from hibernation. Growing nectar-rich plants like these can be a real lifeline for hungry pollinators – and letting dandelions grow is one of the easiest ways to help! More: https://t.co/Ud1oVlhx8g
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We have committed to clear actions to make nature accessible, fair and thriving, so everyone can enjoy nature close to home 🐝
Together, we’re creating a greener, happier Wandsworth.
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Good evening folks.
A heartfelt thanks to every single person who responded in such a positive and supportive way to this thread asking for help to keep doing what we do here at World Bee Sanctuary. There is good yet in humanity and on this planet and this should not be lost or forgotten in the current realisation of the depravity and malicious intent of the privileged few.
Seek out and support the good and grow stronger together.
Again thank you.🙏🏼🐝
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Thanks to you, more than 212 tonnes of real Christmas trees were recycled through our free collection service this year.
Trees are composted and turned into agricultural fertiliser, supporting our commitment to protecting the environment.
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📷 Spring is here! 📷
Have you seen crocuses around the common?
If so, we would love to see them!
These cheerful flowers are some of the first to bloom in spring, bringing a welcome splash of colour after the winter months.
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Italian arum (Arum italicum) popping up in Naturescope’s garden 🌱
Recognisable by its glossy, arrow-shaped leaves and pale veining, it grows through autumn and winter, then dies back in late spring. Hardy and eye-catching, but can spread easily and is toxic if eaten.