Have Bees?

Today's exciting bee challenge:

If you have a column on your front porch as an architectural accent, make sure there are no openings at the top being enough for bees to enter!

Another example on how highly intelligent bees are.

Scientists once trained bumblebees to do something that sounds almost impossible for an insect: pull a string to reach sugar water hidden beneath a plastic sheet. What made the experiment even more remarkable was what happened next. Other bees watched the demonstration, and many of them later figured out the task for themselves. More than 60 percent of the observer bees succeeded, showing that bumblebees were not just reacting by instinct, but learning from one another. This simple test revealed a surprising level of problem-solving and social learning in insects, proving that even tiny brains can observe, adapt, and pass knowledge through a group.

Another busy bee day, actually too busy.