Ants and Bees and Worms … Oh My!

May 12th, 2010

“HELP! I have ants and bees and worms…all over my garden! What do I do?” Sometimes beginning gardeners are concerned that they may have a problem with the creatures they encounter while playing in the dirt. So first, let’s determine if you really do have a problem or…are those ants or bees or worms actually [...]

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The Disappearing Bees Populations

March 31st, 2010

News agencies started reporting on a disturbing phenomenon in the bee population, in the spring of 2007. It was reported beekeepers were visiting their hives to discover that their bees had disappeared. The queen and a few newly hatched bees were all that remained. The presence of predators feeding on the bees did not leave [...]

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Killer Bees and Fire Ants: Protecting yourself

February 3rd, 2010

Enjoying the outdoors is one of the biggest benefits of living in a beautiful state like Texas, but along with the beauty comes some danger. Non-native insects have invaded the area and can present serious and potentially deadly problems to residents and visitors. Africanized honeybees, also known as killer bees, and imported fire ants are [...]

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Bees & Wasps: Don’t Get Stung in Court

February 1st, 2010

The soft drone of bees drifting lazily from flower to flower seems an innocuous part of the summer landscape. But when surprised or provoked, these usually beneficial insects can attack and turn deadly.  The experiences of a Miami Beach apartment owner provide a cautionary tale for business and property owners. A swarm of bees [...]

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Why the Bees are Dying

January 13th, 2010

From the perspective of spiritual ecology, some of the suspected causes merely stand in the foreground of the disappearing honeybees  -  EMF radiation; GM crops; and diseases and pests  – while artificial incursions of modern bee-keeping on overall hive ecology are recognized to prevail at the root of the issue.  Varroa, an old story retold [...]

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Learn All About The Species Of Bees

December 26th, 2009

There’s approximately 20,000 species of bees throughout the world making them the interest of beekeepers who rely on them to cross pollinate because when bees do that it changes not only the flowers they collect pollen from creating new species of flowers, but it also changes the consistency of the honey the produce. Beekeepers also [...]

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Bizzy Bees Pest Control

December 25th, 2009

Too busy to be bothered with bugs? Bizzy Bees Pest Control, serving the greater Dallas area for over 40 years, offers customized pest control treatment for properties ranging from homes to high rises and pests from ants to termites to pigeons and more. Visit us www.yellowpages.com

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Bee Control: Make Your Home Safer

December 9th, 2009

It’s never a good situation that makes you call in an exterminator. If you just find a few ants here and there, you buy the spray and the traps, and you’re done. So, when you find yourself flipping through the phone book for a professional pest killer, chances are you’re feeling next to overrun. And [...]

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Dying Bees, The Real Cause – (And How To Bring Them Back)

December 7th, 2009

From the perspective of spiritual ecology, some of the suspected causes merely stand in the foreground of the disappearing honeybees  -  EMF radiation; GM crops; and diseases and pests  – while artificial incursions of modern bee-keeping on overall hive ecology are recognized to prevail at the root of the issue. Varroa, an old story retold [...]

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