Saturday, October 05, 2019
Wildfires or bees. Pick one.
Interesting article on wildlife habitat. Some ecologists in New England took off their theory goggles and LOOKED at reality, and found:
The decline of New England farming in the 20th century dramatically diminished the open acreage of what we ecologists call early successional habitat, which provided unique plants and cover for wildlife. Successional habitat is land like old pastures, fields and beaver meadows where grasses, small shrubs and trees grow. In New England, for example, they contribute to the persistence and resilience of many species such as spadefoot toads, box turtles, New England cottontails and birds like towhees.When you eliminate farms, forests recapture the land. Without farmers, who maintains open land suitable for bees?
Despite being separated at times by a mere 30 feet, forests and transmission line corridors differ tremendously. In a recent study, we found that the sunny, open corridors held nearly 10 times the number of bees and twice the number of bee species as compared to forested plots, where nectar becomes scarce by the end of May. The diversity of bees found along the corridor was eye-opening. More than 200 species of wild pollinators, half the known species for the entire New England region, were buzzing around the 27 survey plots.Power companies, that's who. In the West where the envirogenocidists have total murderous control, power companies must leave trees growing into their wires. The PRIMARY result of this idiocy is massive wildfires. Now this research shows a SECONDARY result: No bees. Carver: LOOK ABOUT YOU. TAKE HOLD OF THE THINGS THAT ARE HERE. TALK TO THEM. LET THEM TALK TO YOU. = = = = = Sidenote: Bees depend on sensing magnetic and static fields. There's a strong magnetic field around a powerline. Contrary to my guess, this clearly doesn't repel the bees ... maybe it's an advantage, a guide for navigation? And speaking of wildfires and envirogenocidists....
Labels: bee, Carbon Cult, Carver
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