Where are the bees going?

Question

http://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/viewnews.php?id=129515

Are they being 'taken' by the aliens?

Answer 1

taken by aliens? i doubt it.  The missing bees is something to worry about. They pollinate most of our crops.  

I just noticed this myself.  This year i havent seen a single honey bee in my yard and the hive that is usually in the woods behind my house is not there this year and it has been there for the last five years.  Many theories for the missing bees include the use of nicotine based pesticides, antibiotics, magnetic poles weakening, and many others.

Answer 2

there done with people LOL can you blame them

Answer 3

not quite. things are changing. the earth isnt going to be the same as it was. the dirt and soil and earth is moving, and below that, things are moving, and the bees can sense that. it wont just be the bees soon; in a short time the ants will be traveling upward and avoiding the ground, and the mosquitoes will start dying out. the flies are unaffected for some reason, which means that there will be more than ever of the flies. i hate flies. why couldnt it have been butterflies that were not effected? oh well. but dont worry, it wont last long. they will comeback.

Answer 4

I haven't seen a single honey bee this year.

I used to keep bees, but they died off within a couple of years. I blamed it on weak colonies to start with ( I bought old colonies rather than a new brood), But I think it was worse because of farmed rapeseed. Bees cannot process this easily, and it crystalises - making it difficult for them to use in winter.

Do we see a correlation between GM crop production and Bee population ? Did they plant a toxin in there to prevent insect damage - that also is carried into the nectar? This is evaporated and concentrated during honey production - so will be fatal if eaten by the bee.

Found it - imidacloprid, a systemic pesticide coated on the seed of Oilseed rape, winter wheat and beet. Affects behaivoir (notably) at concentrations of 0.1 parts per billion.

http://www.moraybeekeepers.co.uk/N&Views...

Banned in France - widely used in the UK.

Answer 5

Dieing from parasites.