odd ball discussion from the new "what do you look like" thread

[tortoisetime565]

Haha! There were bees that were there but I didn't get stung! Yay

Lucky. Its too hot for bees here! All of the flowers are dying because of it! And there is so much pollen that everyone's nasals are going crazy.

 

[sageharmon]

Lucky. Its too hot for bees here! All of the flowers are dying because of it! And there is so much pollen that everyone's nasals are going crazy.

Oh wow! That sucks
Where do you live?

 

[Abdulla6169]

Lucky. Its too hot for bees here! All of the flowers are dying because of it! And there is so much pollen that everyone's nasals are going crazy.

Too cold? We have bees here and in summer it can reach 114.8 F in the summer

 

[tortoisetime565]

Oh wow! That sucks
Where do you live?

Oh wow! That sucks
Where do you live?

Too cold? We have bees here and in summer it can reach 114.8 F in the summer

Oklahoma.

And @AbdullaAli I haven't seen a single bee this summer. Not even around the honey suckle. I've seen a few wasps but no bees. Its driving our allergy's nuts. Between the pollen and the humidity changing from 9%-60%.

 

[naturalman91]

I know but but but I'm soooooooo hot [wack head against a wall icon] it was 100* today and it sucks the life out of me.

Is it bad that I don't plan to let my little Hermann's tort brumate this year? Will it have long term effects on her?

brumating is done for breeding purposes mostly but its not required

 

[Flipper]

brumating is done for breeding purposes mostly but its not required

Ok, I misunderstood this. I thought it was for their over all health. Thanks for clarifying

 

[Abdulla6169]

Ok, I misunderstood this. I thought it was for their over all health. Thanks for clarifying

Some think it's helpful (i.e. More natural), it's fine if you don't though