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Bee Attractor (Violet) Size:XL Between 2004 and 2014 70%

Bee Attractor (Violet) Size:XL Between 2004 and 2014 70%This shirt was designed to be attractive to honey bees. Wear at your own risk! Honey bees (Apis mellifera) are attracted to shades of blue, violet, yellow, and sometimes white. Additionally, bees can perceive ultraviolet (UV) light (100 400 nm), a spectrum of color invisible to the human eye. Flowers also employ a combination of radial patterns in these colors, which function as "nectar guides" to attract bees to the floral center. These nectar guides

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Between 2004 and 2014 70% of this population died off

Tickets are available here and to stay in the loop for future events

One-of-a-kind series of handmade stoneware bells

Illustration by Carlos' 7 year old niece Avonlea

nematode worms

Bee Attractor (Violet) Size:XL Between 2004 and 2014 70%This shirt was designed to be attractive to honey bees. Wear at your own risk! Honey bees (Apis mellifera) are attracted to shades of blue, violet, yellow, and sometimes white. Additionally, bees can perceive ultraviolet (UV) light (100 400 nm), a spectrum of color invisible to the human eye. Flowers also employ a combination of radial patterns in these colors, which function as "nectar guides" to attract bees to the floral center. These nectar guides

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