A Pick Me Up
By Pansypotter
- 8 Apr, 2010
- 10 likes
Poor Bee was found trying to crawl around on the patio, it seemed very wobbly, so I i put some water and sugar of a little lid it eventually made its way and spent half an hour feeding, after a couple of attemts at flying it took off unsteadily and landed on my wall basket, it is hopefully ok as this morning it has gone!:0) [This photo has uploaded without problem]
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I saw the blue and thought he was in a swimming pool! Glad he recovered, PP.
8 Apr, 2010
Thanks Holly and Gee, The problems are still there but intermitten I have to keep backtracking to get a screen where I can get to my Homepage and have noticed lots of comments I made last night didnt show uo, but keep plugging a way while its not too bad!
8 Apr, 2010
Lol. PP,
Maybe you need to drink some of the bee's water-and-sugar...
or something stronger ;o)
8 Apr, 2010
I will put this suggestion to Harry, Im sure he could open a bottle lol
8 Apr, 2010
Seems to be a lot of big bees around?
8 Apr, 2010
... and lots of ladybirds in my garden today :o)
.... Harry, open the bottle... cheers :o)
8 Apr, 2010
Well done Pp. We have also had lots of bumble bees as well as honey bees in our garden.Great to see them....
8 Apr, 2010
Are they normally weak and groggy BB when they come out of hibernation? I did read somewhere on someones pictures that they gave them water and sugar and it did seem to do the trick;0)
Cheers Terra, he's watching footie so will save the bottle for tomorrow;0)
8 Apr, 2010
Yes Pp..they are often in need of a "quick fix " and what you did was perfect !
8 Apr, 2010
;0)
8 Apr, 2010
Good on you PP. It's the small things in life that can make big differences. :-))
9 Apr, 2010
Thanks MW, does make you feel good too!
9 Apr, 2010
Glad it was a happy ending..I haven't heard of the sugar and water thing,thanks.
I will know what to do if one looks in need of a quick fix !.....
12 Apr, 2010
Well done you helping the bees. I used to keep honey bees and we used to cook up some sugar with water and make a sweet feed for the bees in the hive during the Autumn after taking off the honey from them. I suggest that people do not give the wild bees bottled honey as it is usually mixed with honeys from other countries and it may contain diseases that may be passed on to the bee you are feeding.
13 Apr, 2010
Thanks LD for all the information about Bees, pleased I did the right thing, I must have seen it on goy somewhere and it regestered;0)
13 Apr, 2010
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ahhh glad he will bee.....ok...... yes your photo is fine.. hope you ge t your problems sorted.........
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