When bees get tired of flying, they will sometimes fall asleep in flowers...
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Bees sometimes fall asleep in flowers due to a combination of exhaustion and temperature regulation.
When foraging, bees expend a lot of energy collecting nectar and pollen, and if they’re out late in the day or get caught in cooler weather, they may seek shelter in a flower to rest.
Flowers provide a cozy, enclosed space that traps heat, helping the bee maintain its body temperature (since bees can’t fly if they get too cold).
Sometimes, they’re also “drunk” on fermented nectar, which can make them drowsy. It’s a practical nap spot for a hardworking bee!
I wish I could be allowed to fall asleep at work when I get tired…
Meanwhile, bees and many other insects are dying around the world…
And if they do, then birds also disappear… Now, scientists are ringing the alarm about the dramatic collapse of bird populations across the US…
They describe the current bird die-offs as a full-on emergency:
The 2025 State of the Birds report reveals a decline in bird populations across all U.S. habitats, with over one-third of species in urgent need of conservation. Habitat destruction, pollution, and extreme weather are the primary drivers of this decline, impacting ecosystems, economies, and human health. Conservation efforts, including habitat restoration and community partnerships, are underway, and individuals can contribute by creating bird-friendly environments.
Insects pollinate about 75% of global crops, a service valued at almost $600 billion…
The pyramid is slowly but surely collapsing…
I want to see more of these sleeping bees… Also in the future.
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On sleeping bees, as bees age they know when death is near. Rather than return to the hive and become a burden, they hunker down in flowers to die. You can see a lot of them in early Fall. Very sad to see such loyal workers die alone.
As for what is killing bees, birds and pretty much everything else my money is on chemtrails.
This happens all over my garden I have pictures of it and I also have pictures of me petting the bumblebees. They really don't mind