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I thought it was an informative book on bumblebee s. It is the author s life with bees and many other things. Although it is written as a life’s story he tells you lots of information about bees habitat breeding how the farms used to be lots of small plots all with hedgerows making the boundary’s. With lots of different flowers for foraging bees. After world war 2 farms were opened up and fields are vast good for crops but not good for bees. They have no food or shelter. If a bee does not find nectar in 40 minutes it just runs out of power and dies. Very sad to hear but it all makes Seneca to me Now I am beginning to understand what we have done to our eco system.
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We all need to be concerned about the significant decline in the bee population nation. Bees are vital pollinators for the production of fliers and vegetables. This decline is due to farming practices of using chemicals on produce loss of habitat and climate change. Dave Couldon sets out we can all do our bit even in small gardens to encourage pollinators particularly bumble bees
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Dave Goulson teaches us so much about Bumblebees you won't want to put the book down a beautiful book
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Thanks a great read.
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Brilliant read from the guy who started bumblebee conservation
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