Saturday 7 November 2020

Bees and Butterflies on Flower

                                                                    

Bees and butterflies are essential part in every garden. It is saddening that population of bees and butterflies are on declining trend due to overuse of pesticides  sprays. It is a fact that bees and butterflies are most common pollinators that have helped in saving several species of flowers.




It is an alarming fact that we are heading towards environmental crisis. It wouldn't take much time when we reach a stage with this commercialization of  use of pesticides and use of other  harmful chemicals in to a stage where most of the flora species will extinguish and we will be left with scientifically crafted imaginary plants and flowers.



It is the time for another week for Link up party Garden Affair where you can share your gardening experiences and also share about plants and flowers .It would be exciting for me if you share your views about the above topic in the comments.



                                                   







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15 comments:

  1. You are so right. Here I had a heck of a time finding bees. I planted what ever I could to attract them.

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  2. Dear Arun,
    you address important topics. We garden owners still have the possibility, on a small scale, of making our gardens bee-friendly and natural. But we must not stop calling on politicians to create laws to protect nature - worldwide! Thanks for this post!
    Have a nice day
    Traude
    https://rostrose.blogspot.com/2020/11/herbstzeit-2020-und-ein-paar-gedanken.html

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  3. We have a campaign here for people to get stingless native bees in their gardens and my daughter's school did a project where they 'educated' people in a letter and mail box dropped sunflower seeds with the letter around the neighbour hood. One of the neighbours keeps sending my husband photo updates of the flowers to show her. It's very cute.

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  4. Always nice to meet new blogging friends!
    I love all these pictures of flowers!
    Take care!

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  5. I still haven't found out in which country your garden can be found. The flowers and bees inspire me. Take care, Nicole

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  6. My calamansi plant is flowering now and the bees are back.

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  7. Yes, bees and butterflies need protection. Thank you for your words on my blog. I love your pictures und I`m glad to link my post here.

    Take care
    Kerstin

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  8. Thank you for the invitation to link up. I love having bees and butterflies visit my garden. I'm doing research now to learn how to attract more next year.

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  9. Great post Arun! First thought this was a bougainvilla, but they have a different heart. Capture of hubby. do you happen to know which flower it is?

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  10. Very happy to visit your site. I'm always glad to see bees and butterflies in my yard and share your concern re: pesticides.

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  11. Pesticides are a sad reality. Insects die, birds die ... and then humans.
    I like your photos!
    All the best!

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  12. Thank you for inviting to join this link up party. Btw, looking at your pictures, makes me miss pentas. It is such a pretty flower to have in the garden. Cheers!

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  13. Love our pollinators! I think gardeners are waking up to how important they are.

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