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^That's what it is.
I'm trying to lose weight,and I eat that for lunch(just that)...will that make me gain weight?
Should I stop eating it?Will eating Bumble Bee Chicken salad with crackers make me gain weight?
dont its fattening, fat people eat it! the salt makes you gain
try eating extra lean ham and mustard on wheat bread, with natural peanutbutter on celery(ants on a log!)Will eating Bumble Bee Chicken salad with crackers make me gain weight?
You can eat about 6 crackers with tuna and a little mayo,for a snack,and not gain any weight, I eat it all the time.
it has a lot of salt in it, and so would the crackers. but no you shouldnt gain too much weight by just eating that.
don't eat that shyt!
make your own w/ fresh ingredients.
who knows how long that stuff has been sitting!
No, eat up.
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Is Nexus Volumizing shampoo better than Bumble and Bumble?
did any1 use bumble %26amp; Bumble or nexus for volumizing hair? which 1 really worked tha best for u? to get volumized hair my hair r soooo thin...Is Nexus Volumizing shampoo better than Bumble and Bumble?
bumble and bumble will be better, trust me.
bumble and bumble will be better, trust me.
When O-Bumble loses in November, will he pursue a new career doing infomercials?
LOL
Thats his true calling, a saleman. When O-Bumble loses in November, will he pursue a new career doing infomercials?
Phill Gramm is responsible for the rise of the wild and woolly $62 trillion swaps market. And he was chairman of the McCain campaign and a top economic adviser for McCain--until he dismissed Americans worried about the economy as ';whiners.'; After that comment, McCain dumped Gramm. But was Gramm truly excommunicated from McCain land?
Last month, he attended a meeting of McCain's top supporters in Aspen, Colorado. And at a dinner that day, McCain singled out Gramm for praise. Last week, failed Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul revealed that Gramm, now an exec for Swiss banking giant UBS (which also lost billions of dollars due to subprime loans and swaps), had recently called him as part of a McCain effort to win Paul's endorsement. Paul turned Gramm down.
McShame/Pain means more of Bush.When O-Bumble loses in November, will he pursue a new career doing infomercials?
He released his tax returns (which Palin and Cindy McCain won't do) and is richer and more successful than you will ever be. He could spend the rest of his life retired on a beach while you're still earning $8.50 per hour at Wal Mart asking questions like this to your feeble minded co-workers.
Only older Republican candidates do that....move over Bob Dole....McCain needs your spot for Viagra....lol http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhhjLeHy5鈥?/a>
Don't play on the computer kid take your prozac then tell mommy to put some pajami so she can shove you in the bed otherwise you will start having the mental panic again
fantastic. the obama waffler. cooks on both sides at the same time. sound familiar?
I hope he goes and applies at McDonalds, you need community organizing experience there. LMAO!
hopefully he will serve in the military so he can see the sacrifice
No, because McCain is not photo anything.
And calling him O'Bumble is disrespectful.
Reported. Not a question or an answer. A chat/rant.
I will pay him to do them.
he wont need to
he'll be president, he wont lose
:)
no...because he will be too busy taping his reality t.v. show.
There is a future for him there
hahaha.....woooooooo......ha. good one, but doubt it.
lets hope he doesnt turn out like OJthick hair
Thats his true calling, a saleman. When O-Bumble loses in November, will he pursue a new career doing infomercials?
Phill Gramm is responsible for the rise of the wild and woolly $62 trillion swaps market. And he was chairman of the McCain campaign and a top economic adviser for McCain--until he dismissed Americans worried about the economy as ';whiners.'; After that comment, McCain dumped Gramm. But was Gramm truly excommunicated from McCain land?
Last month, he attended a meeting of McCain's top supporters in Aspen, Colorado. And at a dinner that day, McCain singled out Gramm for praise. Last week, failed Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul revealed that Gramm, now an exec for Swiss banking giant UBS (which also lost billions of dollars due to subprime loans and swaps), had recently called him as part of a McCain effort to win Paul's endorsement. Paul turned Gramm down.
McShame/Pain means more of Bush.When O-Bumble loses in November, will he pursue a new career doing infomercials?
He released his tax returns (which Palin and Cindy McCain won't do) and is richer and more successful than you will ever be. He could spend the rest of his life retired on a beach while you're still earning $8.50 per hour at Wal Mart asking questions like this to your feeble minded co-workers.
Only older Republican candidates do that....move over Bob Dole....McCain needs your spot for Viagra....lol http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhhjLeHy5鈥?/a>
Don't play on the computer kid take your prozac then tell mommy to put some pajami so she can shove you in the bed otherwise you will start having the mental panic again
fantastic. the obama waffler. cooks on both sides at the same time. sound familiar?
I hope he goes and applies at McDonalds, you need community organizing experience there. LMAO!
hopefully he will serve in the military so he can see the sacrifice
No, because McCain is not photo anything.
And calling him O'Bumble is disrespectful.
Reported. Not a question or an answer. A chat/rant.
I will pay him to do them.
he wont need to
he'll be president, he wont lose
:)
no...because he will be too busy taping his reality t.v. show.
There is a future for him there
hahaha.....woooooooo......ha. good one, but doubt it.
lets hope he doesnt turn out like OJ
How are bumble bees able to fly?
The myth that bumble bees should not be able to fly is still strong although totally wrong.
It is true that if you built a plane based on the dimensions of a bumble be it would not fly - buy this would not account for the lift given by the beating of the wings.
Bumble bees can fly because they have evolved the ability of flight in accordance with the laws of physics.How are bumble bees able to fly?
very well thanxz Honey !!! NOW fuzz oFF you bumbling pizz taking BuzzturdzzHow are bumble bees able to fly?
Hello; They have wings!
are you serious??
This is the type of awkward question that children ask.
I thought they (frantically) beat their wings so fast that it could not be measured properly. I will have to look this up now.
(Frantically is a human term, it is just the way they evolved.)
';They are not supposed to be able to!'; or so people say.
I would suggest it's a limitation with the equations used in our modelling of the bees flight. These equations were originally designed for modelling the flight of fixed wing aircraft and don't scale down.
The general rule of thumb is, if you see a bee flying, it's probably capable of flight.
rapid wing movement
Because they don't spend their time studying physics =]
they really don't.........they hover......
They understand the concept of anti-gravity. The wings are only for steering.
Once upon a time science of aerodynamics calculated that it was impossible for a bumble bee to fly.
Since then, they have discovered flaws in the science, in particular, the power of vortexes.
wings and fast movement.
They drink Red Bull !!
Nobody knows, aerodynamically they are not supposed to be able to.
The saying is ';They fly, because they do not know how not to';.
Because they are small and have wings
they av wings. what kinda question is that? lol. what i dont get is why do bees have stings to protect them when they die if they sting anyway? hmmm
By flapping there little wings very very fast.
they have this thing called wings
It is true that if you built a plane based on the dimensions of a bumble be it would not fly - buy this would not account for the lift given by the beating of the wings.
Bumble bees can fly because they have evolved the ability of flight in accordance with the laws of physics.How are bumble bees able to fly?
very well thanxz Honey !!! NOW fuzz oFF you bumbling pizz taking BuzzturdzzHow are bumble bees able to fly?
Hello; They have wings!
are you serious??
This is the type of awkward question that children ask.
I thought they (frantically) beat their wings so fast that it could not be measured properly. I will have to look this up now.
(Frantically is a human term, it is just the way they evolved.)
';They are not supposed to be able to!'; or so people say.
I would suggest it's a limitation with the equations used in our modelling of the bees flight. These equations were originally designed for modelling the flight of fixed wing aircraft and don't scale down.
The general rule of thumb is, if you see a bee flying, it's probably capable of flight.
rapid wing movement
Because they don't spend their time studying physics =]
they really don't.........they hover......
They understand the concept of anti-gravity. The wings are only for steering.
Once upon a time science of aerodynamics calculated that it was impossible for a bumble bee to fly.
Since then, they have discovered flaws in the science, in particular, the power of vortexes.
wings and fast movement.
They drink Red Bull !!
Nobody knows, aerodynamically they are not supposed to be able to.
The saying is ';They fly, because they do not know how not to';.
Because they are small and have wings
they av wings. what kinda question is that? lol. what i dont get is why do bees have stings to protect them when they die if they sting anyway? hmmm
By flapping there little wings very very fast.
they have this thing called wings
Where can I find a non- adulterated Bumble Bee costume for halloween that's not to slutty because I'm 14
I don't mind slut-ish stuff it just has to not be an over the top slut coustumeWhere can I find a non- adulterated Bumble Bee costume for halloween that's not to slutty because I'm 14
Try these:
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http://www.zoogstercostumes.com/products鈥?/a>
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http://www.brandsonsale.com/ca-008273.ht鈥?/a>Where can I find a non- adulterated Bumble Bee costume for halloween that's not to slutty because I'm 14
Here are a couple that aren't slutty looking. I would lose the hose and boots on the first one and wear black tights and yellow flats, though. The second one is cute as it is.
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its fricken july, y should u care?
Try these:
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http://www.zoogstercostumes.com/products鈥?/a>
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http://www.brandsonsale.com/ca-008273.ht鈥?/a>Where can I find a non- adulterated Bumble Bee costume for halloween that's not to slutty because I'm 14
Here are a couple that aren't slutty looking. I would lose the hose and boots on the first one and wear black tights and yellow flats, though. The second one is cute as it is.
You may order your Halloween costume online at http://www.pinatas.com/Women_s_Halloween鈥?/a>
its fricken july, y should u care?
Can dwarf puffers be put with Guppies, Balloon Mollies, Platies, Swordtails and Bumble Bee Gobies?
Or will they rip the other fish apart?
I have read that they can be quite vicious, but I want peoples' opinions.
ThanksCan dwarf puffers be put with Guppies, Balloon Mollies, Platies, Swordtails and Bumble Bee Gobies?
Short answer, maybe.
They are quite vicious for the most part. My first experience with them was bad. (Some of my catfish still haven't grown their barbels back). Those three got moved into their own tank.
I have two others that have been in my community tank for a few months now, and I haven't had any issues (yet). It's pretty heavily planted though with plenty of snails (that's why they were put in there). (It has neons, catfish, kulli loaches, a pleco, platties, glass fish and a few others in it)
I would say if you have enough decorations to keep them distracted and if they are fed enough, give them a try. Just make sure to keep an eye on them and your other fish to make sure they are getting along.
(Just a note, the dwarf puffer is a freshwater fish and don't do well with salt. Some of the fish you listed, gobies especially, are brackish fish. Keep that in mind.)Can dwarf puffers be put with Guppies, Balloon Mollies, Platies, Swordtails and Bumble Bee Gobies?
No problem. You might look at getting a Figure Eight Puffer. I've got one with some bumblebee gobies and flounders, and they all get along great. Report Abuse
dwarf puffers shouldn't even go with other dwarf puffers. Ideal conditions for dp's is one alone in a 5-10 gallon tank. also, they need special conditions, like nothing with any type of sharp edges, and a tank with a hood that stays closed (silly little jumpers....) you also can't net them, they have to be 'scooped' in a cup or bowl or something with a lid over it so they don't jump out. they have skin, instead of scales, and they are NOT BRACKISH. they are strictly freshwater.
i've heard of a few people that had dp's in a community tank and they went well for a long time. they are very very VERY territorial, and need their space. so, unless you have a 55 or 60 gallon tank with a few other fish in it, i wouldn't try it. they will nip anything that looks like a tail, and anything that moves. they have very sharp teeth, and they are a puffer. they will PUFF.. . make sure they don't puff full of air, or they will kill themselfs.
I want one too. :D lol good luck. hope that helps!!!
What you heard is what I heard. I'd believe it if I were you!
I have read that they can be quite vicious, but I want peoples' opinions.
ThanksCan dwarf puffers be put with Guppies, Balloon Mollies, Platies, Swordtails and Bumble Bee Gobies?
Short answer, maybe.
They are quite vicious for the most part. My first experience with them was bad. (Some of my catfish still haven't grown their barbels back). Those three got moved into their own tank.
I have two others that have been in my community tank for a few months now, and I haven't had any issues (yet). It's pretty heavily planted though with plenty of snails (that's why they were put in there). (It has neons, catfish, kulli loaches, a pleco, platties, glass fish and a few others in it)
I would say if you have enough decorations to keep them distracted and if they are fed enough, give them a try. Just make sure to keep an eye on them and your other fish to make sure they are getting along.
(Just a note, the dwarf puffer is a freshwater fish and don't do well with salt. Some of the fish you listed, gobies especially, are brackish fish. Keep that in mind.)Can dwarf puffers be put with Guppies, Balloon Mollies, Platies, Swordtails and Bumble Bee Gobies?
No problem. You might look at getting a Figure Eight Puffer. I've got one with some bumblebee gobies and flounders, and they all get along great. Report Abuse
dwarf puffers shouldn't even go with other dwarf puffers. Ideal conditions for dp's is one alone in a 5-10 gallon tank. also, they need special conditions, like nothing with any type of sharp edges, and a tank with a hood that stays closed (silly little jumpers....) you also can't net them, they have to be 'scooped' in a cup or bowl or something with a lid over it so they don't jump out. they have skin, instead of scales, and they are NOT BRACKISH. they are strictly freshwater.
i've heard of a few people that had dp's in a community tank and they went well for a long time. they are very very VERY territorial, and need their space. so, unless you have a 55 or 60 gallon tank with a few other fish in it, i wouldn't try it. they will nip anything that looks like a tail, and anything that moves. they have very sharp teeth, and they are a puffer. they will PUFF.. . make sure they don't puff full of air, or they will kill themselfs.
I want one too. :D lol good luck. hope that helps!!!
What you heard is what I heard. I'd believe it if I were you!
What is the name of the song in Transformers when the New Bumble Bee appears?
I've been trying to find the song when the New 2009 Bumble Bee Camaro appears on the movie. The song is really cool sounding and I was wandering what it is called. And then when I find it, I can blast in my new Camaro when they come out, lol.What is the name of the song in Transformers when the New Bumble Bee appears?
The song is Battle Without Honor Or Humanity =)
The song is Battle Without Honor Or Humanity =)
How many legs does a bumble bee have?
every insect has 6 legs, so all bees, ants, wasps, flies, flees...also scarabs have 6 (cocroaches and beetles)
the only creepy crawlies with more legs are archnides: basicaly spiders and scorpions (which have 8), or millipedes (which have loads)
the simple rule though is that if it flies it has 6 legsHow many legs does a bumble bee have?
6How many legs does a bumble bee have?
6
6
Six, because they are insects, not arachnids.
6
Six... catch one and count!
Logically, one would have six, unless you pulled one off. Then it would have five.
Six. Bees are insects, all insects have six legs.
the only creepy crawlies with more legs are archnides: basicaly spiders and scorpions (which have 8), or millipedes (which have loads)
the simple rule though is that if it flies it has 6 legsHow many legs does a bumble bee have?
6How many legs does a bumble bee have?
6
6
Six, because they are insects, not arachnids.
6
Six... catch one and count!
Logically, one would have six, unless you pulled one off. Then it would have five.
Six. Bees are insects, all insects have six legs.
Why do I have 25 BUMBLE bees sleeping in my lavender each night?
Bumble: The round black and yellow, fluffy bees.Why do I have 25 BUMBLE bees sleeping in my lavender each night?
bees love lavender, lucky for us honey lovers and your lucky to have such a sweet smell around you, enjoy - we do with ours!!!Why do I have 25 BUMBLE bees sleeping in my lavender each night?
lavender is a soporific, try some under your pillow, perhaps you will also fall asleep instead of checking each night if all 25 are safely home. Of course then there will be 26 cute fluffy sleepers.
You actually counted them? Well they say lavendar makes you sleepy so maybe they just zonk out when they are near it.thick hair
bees love lavender, lucky for us honey lovers and your lucky to have such a sweet smell around you, enjoy - we do with ours!!!Why do I have 25 BUMBLE bees sleeping in my lavender each night?
lavender is a soporific, try some under your pillow, perhaps you will also fall asleep instead of checking each night if all 25 are safely home. Of course then there will be 26 cute fluffy sleepers.
You actually counted them? Well they say lavendar makes you sleepy so maybe they just zonk out when they are near it.
Do bug zappers work on bumble bees?
Bumble bees don't fly at night. So it will not work.
Bumble bees are great pollinators and should be left alone.
I bet you have never been stung by a bumble bee. Most don't even have stingers.Do bug zappers work on bumble bees?
Only if the bees are atracted to it( and I think they are busy working looking for suitable flowers for pollen for honey)Do bug zappers work on bumble bees?
yes they do I have a tennis racket zapper %26amp; it kills all insects flying or not . great thing i hope this helps.
Bumble bees are great pollinators and should be left alone.
I bet you have never been stung by a bumble bee. Most don't even have stingers.Do bug zappers work on bumble bees?
Only if the bees are atracted to it( and I think they are busy working looking for suitable flowers for pollen for honey)Do bug zappers work on bumble bees?
yes they do I have a tennis racket zapper %26amp; it kills all insects flying or not . great thing i hope this helps.
Has ';Flight of the Bumble Bee'; ever been attempted on the BagPipes?
I've heard it on the flute, the clarinet, the piano, the harmonica, a human whistling, an accordion, a saxophone, a trumpet and a trombone.
I understand that it'd be hard on bagpipes, but has anybody ever tried ?
and if not, why not ?Has ';Flight of the Bumble Bee'; ever been attempted on the BagPipes?
Absolutely no chance in hell. The bagpipes aren't a chromatic instrument. As far as I know they mostly play in mixolydian mode (so major scale with a flat 7th) plus they have a tiny range. Because of all the chromatic runs in flight of the bumble bee the instrument isn't physically able to play it.
Also hypothetically even if it were possible, the bagpipes are limited to only play in a few keys so the accompaniment would have to be transposed as well.
Who would want to hear it played on it anyway, they are terribly restrictive and horrible sounding instruments.Has ';Flight of the Bumble Bee'; ever been attempted on the BagPipes?
It's not really easy to do on the bagpipes. I've heard someone try Bohemian Rhapsody on the pipes and they were taken to hospital...you know when it gets quicker, thats when he collapsed.
Sir... You've just made it a personal mission for me to find/create a chromatic bagpipe and play this song!
not sure
but
here is a great version by James Last.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbOCRIUW6鈥?/a>
You wouldn't be able to blow that fast on the bagpipes. My ex-girlfriend would probably be great at it though..
I'm sure someone has tried, but I'm not sure it would sound right.
it'd sound a bit queer
I understand that it'd be hard on bagpipes, but has anybody ever tried ?
and if not, why not ?Has ';Flight of the Bumble Bee'; ever been attempted on the BagPipes?
Absolutely no chance in hell. The bagpipes aren't a chromatic instrument. As far as I know they mostly play in mixolydian mode (so major scale with a flat 7th) plus they have a tiny range. Because of all the chromatic runs in flight of the bumble bee the instrument isn't physically able to play it.
Also hypothetically even if it were possible, the bagpipes are limited to only play in a few keys so the accompaniment would have to be transposed as well.
Who would want to hear it played on it anyway, they are terribly restrictive and horrible sounding instruments.Has ';Flight of the Bumble Bee'; ever been attempted on the BagPipes?
It's not really easy to do on the bagpipes. I've heard someone try Bohemian Rhapsody on the pipes and they were taken to hospital...you know when it gets quicker, thats when he collapsed.
Sir... You've just made it a personal mission for me to find/create a chromatic bagpipe and play this song!
not sure
but
here is a great version by James Last.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbOCRIUW6鈥?/a>
You wouldn't be able to blow that fast on the bagpipes. My ex-girlfriend would probably be great at it though..
I'm sure someone has tried, but I'm not sure it would sound right.
it'd sound a bit queer
What Type Of Bumble Bee Is This, Read Description?
This Bee Looks Like A Bumble Bee But Has A Tail Fanned Out Like A Humming Bird And Flys Like A Humming Bird (Rapid Wing Motion), Hovering Movement, Its Yellow And Black Was Seen In A Flower Feild In The Mountains Of W.V.What Type Of Bumble Bee Is This, Read Description?
May have been a Hummingbird Moth.What Type Of Bumble Bee Is This, Read Description?
Guess it's not only the PEOPLE in W.V. that are cross-pollinating too close to home?
Sound like a hornet or wasp considering it can hover and fly like a humming bird.
Probably a hummingbird clearwing, a large very cool moth that sounds like a hummingbird (buzzing wing sounds) but is actually a moth that is quick and flies by day...
Why Does Every Word Have To Be Capital? What Do You Not Want To Make One Feel Less Important? Poor Words. :( Anyway I think don't think you have the right species. Peace out!
May have been a Hummingbird Moth.What Type Of Bumble Bee Is This, Read Description?
Guess it's not only the PEOPLE in W.V. that are cross-pollinating too close to home?
Sound like a hornet or wasp considering it can hover and fly like a humming bird.
Probably a hummingbird clearwing, a large very cool moth that sounds like a hummingbird (buzzing wing sounds) but is actually a moth that is quick and flies by day...
Why Does Every Word Have To Be Capital? What Do You Not Want To Make One Feel Less Important? Poor Words. :( Anyway I think don't think you have the right species. Peace out!
How do bumble bee's find their way out of their hives but get stuck in your conservatory?
There are a couple of reasons for this. The first is that, unlike the hives of honeybees, the bumble bee's hive is relatively small - colonies are generally no larger than 50 bees. It's pretty hard to get lost in a small, familiar environment.
Also the bee's vision has evolved without the presence of glass, so bumble bees are unable to see the difference between a glass pane and an open door. They are able to learn the route within their hive, and use light sources and touch to navigate.How do bumble bee's find their way out of their hives but get stuck in your conservatory?
they can not follow a scent out of conservatoryHow do bumble bee's find their way out of their hives but get stuck in your conservatory?
Bees have mental maps of their hives and home ranges. If they end up in an unfamiliar location, they will become disoriented and need to find their way out by trial and error.
Generally the insects are headed towards the light. In the hive, the only sunlite is peeking in from the opening to the hive. In the conservatory the light is coming down from panels which allow no escape. The bugs have no concept of looking for a door or fresh air, their instinct tells them to head to the light.
because there hives don't have double glazing
Also the bee's vision has evolved without the presence of glass, so bumble bees are unable to see the difference between a glass pane and an open door. They are able to learn the route within their hive, and use light sources and touch to navigate.How do bumble bee's find their way out of their hives but get stuck in your conservatory?
they can not follow a scent out of conservatoryHow do bumble bee's find their way out of their hives but get stuck in your conservatory?
Bees have mental maps of their hives and home ranges. If they end up in an unfamiliar location, they will become disoriented and need to find their way out by trial and error.
Generally the insects are headed towards the light. In the hive, the only sunlite is peeking in from the opening to the hive. In the conservatory the light is coming down from panels which allow no escape. The bugs have no concept of looking for a door or fresh air, their instinct tells them to head to the light.
because there hives don't have double glazing
What do you think about Bumble and Bumble products?
I love them but hate the price... What do you think about Bumble and Bumble products?
OMG they are the greatest products ever!!! They all work soo good on my hair. I don't really think they are that expensive tho!What do you think about Bumble and Bumble products?
B%26amp;B is great. If you are looking for a salon product a bit cheaper try Paul Mitchell styling products. I love them! I'm not a huge fan of their shampoos and conditioners though.
Hi, well I can say that I do like this product line and it works quit well in my salon I use mostly Redken products but this is a great one.
OMG they are the greatest products ever!!! They all work soo good on my hair. I don't really think they are that expensive tho!What do you think about Bumble and Bumble products?
B%26amp;B is great. If you are looking for a salon product a bit cheaper try Paul Mitchell styling products. I love them! I'm not a huge fan of their shampoos and conditioners though.
Hi, well I can say that I do like this product line and it works quit well in my salon I use mostly Redken products but this is a great one.
Help with my halloween costume? I want to be a bumble bee?
How can a buy like normal clothes and make myself look like a bumble bee for as CHEAP as possible?
I know i have to buy wings and stuff... but i need cheap options! thanks!Help with my halloween costume? I want to be a bumble bee?
just get like a yellow shirt and use like scrap black fabric to make stripes
then wear black tights and black flats
and last get like a black or yellow snow cap thing and get if u get yellow black fabric and if you get black yellow and make the stripes.
last use like pipe cleaners on top of the hat and black pompoms or styrofoam ball things
(:Help with my halloween costume? I want to be a bumble bee?
HIT WALMART OR PARTY CITY...IDK
SHIRT-YELLOW AND/OR BLACK
SHORTS/SKIRT- BLACK
STOCKINGS-YELLOW AND BLACK STRIPED (YES THEY SELL THOSE...I HAVE PURPLE AND BLACK.....AND YELLOW AND BLACK ONES TOO :) )
UHM....GET A HEADBAND THAT IS YELLOW OR HAS ANTENNAS :)
LIKE I SAID-WALMART...PARTY CITY....DOLLAR TREE :)
hey! im goin as a bee this year as well..What i did was i got a bee kit from claires,its got the wings the headband and the stinger! It was 7 dollars. Then i had black capris,and i got yellow tights and fishnet tights and wore those under the capris.The shirt, i have a yellow and white see thru sweater that i just put a black tank on underneath...hope that helped a little..Also alot of summer clothes are on sale now,or just go to walmart get a yellow hanes tshirt,some black electrical tape and make stripes on the yellow shirt!thick hair
I know i have to buy wings and stuff... but i need cheap options! thanks!Help with my halloween costume? I want to be a bumble bee?
just get like a yellow shirt and use like scrap black fabric to make stripes
then wear black tights and black flats
and last get like a black or yellow snow cap thing and get if u get yellow black fabric and if you get black yellow and make the stripes.
last use like pipe cleaners on top of the hat and black pompoms or styrofoam ball things
(:Help with my halloween costume? I want to be a bumble bee?
HIT WALMART OR PARTY CITY...IDK
SHIRT-YELLOW AND/OR BLACK
SHORTS/SKIRT- BLACK
STOCKINGS-YELLOW AND BLACK STRIPED (YES THEY SELL THOSE...I HAVE PURPLE AND BLACK.....AND YELLOW AND BLACK ONES TOO :) )
UHM....GET A HEADBAND THAT IS YELLOW OR HAS ANTENNAS :)
LIKE I SAID-WALMART...PARTY CITY....DOLLAR TREE :)
hey! im goin as a bee this year as well..What i did was i got a bee kit from claires,its got the wings the headband and the stinger! It was 7 dollars. Then i had black capris,and i got yellow tights and fishnet tights and wore those under the capris.The shirt, i have a yellow and white see thru sweater that i just put a black tank on underneath...hope that helped a little..Also alot of summer clothes are on sale now,or just go to walmart get a yellow hanes tshirt,some black electrical tape and make stripes on the yellow shirt!
I want to know if I should try bumble bee prime tune?
I'm not a seafood person especially salmon!I want to know if I should try bumble bee prime tune?
I can't stand salmon, but I enjoy tuna. Give it a shot. Eat a tuna sandwich (tuna on bread w/ mayo and mustard) or tuna salad (tuna mixed w/ Mayo, mustard, pickle relish, S%26amp;P, maybe chopped egg)I want to know if I should try bumble bee prime tune?
Of course you should!
Whats the harm in just trying it, right?
I agree with the first person, a tuna salad is a definite thumbs up, and Solid white Albacore is my favourite (i hope you make sure its dolphin safe!)
You should atleast try it. A little nibble with a cracker and some sweet relish can be a tastey snack.
Goodluck :D
I prefer Albacore Tuna but if you are trying Bumble Bee, I would suggest the tuna salad. It tastes kind of like chicken with a teensy fishy taste. Don't be discouraged by the smell!! It is deelish!!
I can't stand salmon, but I enjoy tuna. Give it a shot. Eat a tuna sandwich (tuna on bread w/ mayo and mustard) or tuna salad (tuna mixed w/ Mayo, mustard, pickle relish, S%26amp;P, maybe chopped egg)I want to know if I should try bumble bee prime tune?
Of course you should!
Whats the harm in just trying it, right?
I agree with the first person, a tuna salad is a definite thumbs up, and Solid white Albacore is my favourite (i hope you make sure its dolphin safe!)
You should atleast try it. A little nibble with a cracker and some sweet relish can be a tastey snack.
Goodluck :D
I prefer Albacore Tuna but if you are trying Bumble Bee, I would suggest the tuna salad. It tastes kind of like chicken with a teensy fishy taste. Don't be discouraged by the smell!! It is deelish!!
Why would a bumble bee go underground?
Does anyone know why a bumble bee would collect pollen and then take it underground through an abandoned ant hill?Why would a bumble bee go underground?
Bumblebees usually nest underground,so it was just heading home to make honey to feed the brood. :)Why would a bumble bee go underground?
bumble bees nest underground.....
Bumblebees usually nest underground,so it was just heading home to make honey to feed the brood. :)Why would a bumble bee go underground?
bumble bees nest underground.....
Do Bumble and Bumble hair products work?
I am specifically interested in the oily hair powder, but I would have to order online and don't want to waste my money if it's not a good product.Do Bumble and Bumble hair products work?
It works well. I use it to put my hair up, e.g. in a french twist. It gives it more texture and body, and helps it to hold the style. It washes out easily and doesn't dust off or anything if you're worried about that.Do Bumble and Bumble hair products work?
The hair salon I go to sells B%26amp;B and I LOVE all their products I've tried so far. I have not tried the hair powder, but it is probably great, like the rest of the stuff :)
However, I do understand your hesitation... online ordering is so hit and miss when you haven't tried a product beforehand...
My recommendation: try it! If you don't like it, at least you know and you won't be curious anymore. Maybe see if there's a salon near you that sells the stuff and see if they'll let you sample it or something.
I use several of their products and am happy with them. My hair stylist sells them.
The oily hair powder is really expensive and hard to come by - you don't often get it on discount sites, why not write to the distributor and ask for a free sample?
It works well. I use it to put my hair up, e.g. in a french twist. It gives it more texture and body, and helps it to hold the style. It washes out easily and doesn't dust off or anything if you're worried about that.Do Bumble and Bumble hair products work?
The hair salon I go to sells B%26amp;B and I LOVE all their products I've tried so far. I have not tried the hair powder, but it is probably great, like the rest of the stuff :)
However, I do understand your hesitation... online ordering is so hit and miss when you haven't tried a product beforehand...
My recommendation: try it! If you don't like it, at least you know and you won't be curious anymore. Maybe see if there's a salon near you that sells the stuff and see if they'll let you sample it or something.
I use several of their products and am happy with them. My hair stylist sells them.
The oily hair powder is really expensive and hard to come by - you don't often get it on discount sites, why not write to the distributor and ask for a free sample?
Is bumble bee canned pink salmon (skinless & boneless) safe to eat right out the can?
it doesn't say anywhere on the bag whether it needs to be cooked first before eating. the ingredients just say pink salmon, water, salt. contains: Fish. and the serving instructions say ';Enjoy in your favorite recipe or try one of the many bumble bee signature recipes.'; i went to bumblebee.com but wasn't able to find the answer.Is bumble bee canned pink salmon (skinless %26amp; boneless) safe to eat right out the can?
Yes, you can eat it out of the can, like canned tuna. I'd still be careful about bones though, even if it is ';boneless';.Is bumble bee canned pink salmon (skinless %26amp; boneless) safe to eat right out the can?
Go ahead and eat it. It's cooked.
I dont think so unless you like raw salmon.
yes
Unfortunately, yes. But, i would advise against it.
Yes, you can eat it out of the can, like canned tuna. I'd still be careful about bones though, even if it is ';boneless';.Is bumble bee canned pink salmon (skinless %26amp; boneless) safe to eat right out the can?
Go ahead and eat it. It's cooked.
I dont think so unless you like raw salmon.
yes
Unfortunately, yes. But, i would advise against it.
Where can i find the bumble and bumble surf spray?
i live in georgia and i cant find it!!!
ive looked everywhere!
please name the store and price
thanks!!Where can i find the bumble and bumble surf spray?
Have you tried a CVS? They are starting to sell there stuff there. Other wise you would have to buy it out of a salon. Good Luckthick hair
ive looked everywhere!
please name the store and price
thanks!!Where can i find the bumble and bumble surf spray?
Have you tried a CVS? They are starting to sell there stuff there. Other wise you would have to buy it out of a salon. Good Luck
Where can I get Bumble & Bumble red hair powder or a subsitiute?
Where can I get bumble %26amp; bumble hair powder in red in the uk or an alternitive subititute that dose the same jobWhere can I get Bumble %26amp; Bumble red hair powder or a subsitiute?
Click here http://tinyurl.com/dnlwnl
Click here http://tinyurl.com/dnlwnl
How to tell from a female and a male bumble bee?
Behavior is the easiest way. Males are not attentive to the queen nor return to the hive. A male in mating condition has enlarged eyes. Which means you will need to compare the mating male with other bees, both male and female.
http://www.infovisual.info/02/photo/Bumb鈥?/a>
http://www.colostate.edu/Depts/Entomolog鈥?/a>How to tell from a female and a male bumble bee?
males also lack pollen carrying equipment and are never seen with lumps of pollen in the corbicula on the legs.How to tell from a female and a male bumble bee?
the shape of the stinger
http://www.infovisual.info/02/photo/Bumb鈥?/a>
http://www.colostate.edu/Depts/Entomolog鈥?/a>How to tell from a female and a male bumble bee?
males also lack pollen carrying equipment and are never seen with lumps of pollen in the corbicula on the legs.How to tell from a female and a male bumble bee?
the shape of the stinger
How can I find the clarinet(Bb) and piano score of the Flight of the Bumble-bee music on the net? Thanks,M谩rio?
You can buy it at SheetMusicPlus.
http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/Flig鈥?/a>
http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/Flig鈥?/a>
Anyone has the fingering for chromatic scale section (Right-H) for Flight of the Bumble Bee and Bumble Boogie?
I don't know about Bumble Boogie, as for the Flight of the Bumble Bee, I assume you're talking about the Rachmaninoff transcription. There are chromatic scales all over the work, so I'm not gonna write down the rh fingerings for the whole work...
Two best fingerings for the general chromatic scale (I'll write 1 octave, from C to C#):
1.
up: rh: 1-3-1-3-1-2-3-1-3-1-3-1-2-3...
lh: 1-3-1-3-2-1-3-1-3-1-3-2-1-3...
2.
up: rh: 1-2-3-4-1-2-3-1-2(3)-1-2-3-1-2...
lh: 3-2-1-3-2-1-4-3-2-1-2(3)-1-3-2...
down (both 1 and 2) - reverse (read from right to left, C# to C)
One more thing for the Fligh of the Bumblebee (Rachmaninoff): in bars 1 and 3, the first note (the E) should be played lh. I recommend the second set of fingerings (less cross over the thumb).
best luck
Two best fingerings for the general chromatic scale (I'll write 1 octave, from C to C#):
1.
up: rh: 1-3-1-3-1-2-3-1-3-1-3-1-2-3...
lh: 1-3-1-3-2-1-3-1-3-1-3-2-1-3...
2.
up: rh: 1-2-3-4-1-2-3-1-2(3)-1-2-3-1-2...
lh: 3-2-1-3-2-1-4-3-2-1-2(3)-1-3-2...
down (both 1 and 2) - reverse (read from right to left, C# to C)
One more thing for the Fligh of the Bumblebee (Rachmaninoff): in bars 1 and 3, the first note (the E) should be played lh. I recommend the second set of fingerings (less cross over the thumb).
best luck
What Type Of Bumble Bee Is This, Read Description?
This Bee Looks Like A Bumble Bee But Has A Tail Fanned Out Like A Humming Bird And Flys Like A Humming Bird (Rapid Wing Motion), Hovering Movement, Its Yellow And Black Was Seen In A Flower Feild In The Mountains Of W.V. Its Looks Almost Like A Baby Humming Bird Bumble Bee.What Type Of Bumble Bee Is This, Read Description?
There is a humming bird moth. It flys like a humming bird. It has stripes across the back. When it eats from a flower it unrolls the tongue like a moth. They are pretty large for an insect. I usually see them at dusk here in our mountains of Montana. Kinda neat? HuH?What Type Of Bumble Bee Is This, Read Description?
Yes, it was probably a ';Hummingbird Moth'; or perhaps a Tomato hornworm moth. See pictures here:
g'day chat, i believe the bee to which you are referring is not a bee at all but is called the ';humming bird moth'; which is quite common in higher altitudes but as you get down out of the mountains into the flat country they are not as common or maybe they don't exist there at all. instead, that is where you find the true bumble bee, due to the warmer climate.
blackmule
There is a humming bird moth. It flys like a humming bird. It has stripes across the back. When it eats from a flower it unrolls the tongue like a moth. They are pretty large for an insect. I usually see them at dusk here in our mountains of Montana. Kinda neat? HuH?What Type Of Bumble Bee Is This, Read Description?
Yes, it was probably a ';Hummingbird Moth'; or perhaps a Tomato hornworm moth. See pictures here:
g'day chat, i believe the bee to which you are referring is not a bee at all but is called the ';humming bird moth'; which is quite common in higher altitudes but as you get down out of the mountains into the flat country they are not as common or maybe they don't exist there at all. instead, that is where you find the true bumble bee, due to the warmer climate.
blackmule
Whats up with Bumble and Collenswortless?
Sure the Pats and Giants game was good to watch.
But why did they have to have these two jokers announce this game.
What a bunch of hooey.
These have got to be the two worst announcers in all of football!
Who agrees?Whats up with Bumble and Collenswortless?
Absolutely. I hope they both have their penises bitten off by wild, rabid badgers. (I wouldn't put it past either of them to be in a situation where that could be possible.)Whats up with Bumble and Collenswortless?
Announcers who openly cheer for a team like they are cheering for the Patriots should be fired.
Bryant Gumble needs to attend NFL rules #101. Collingsworth just seems to have a man crush on Brady!thick hair
But why did they have to have these two jokers announce this game.
What a bunch of hooey.
These have got to be the two worst announcers in all of football!
Who agrees?Whats up with Bumble and Collenswortless?
Absolutely. I hope they both have their penises bitten off by wild, rabid badgers. (I wouldn't put it past either of them to be in a situation where that could be possible.)Whats up with Bumble and Collenswortless?
Announcers who openly cheer for a team like they are cheering for the Patriots should be fired.
Bryant Gumble needs to attend NFL rules #101. Collingsworth just seems to have a man crush on Brady!
I want to know if I should try bumble bee prime tune?
I'm not a seafood person escpecially salmon!I want to know if I should try bumble bee prime tune?
I think you should give it a try.
If you want to make salad...add mayo, chopped celery %26amp; a bit of basil.
Salmon %26amp; tuna don't taste alike so you'll be okay there..
Bon Appetit
I think you should give it a try.
If you want to make salad...add mayo, chopped celery %26amp; a bit of basil.
Salmon %26amp; tuna don't taste alike so you'll be okay there..
Bon Appetit
I esteem the Bumble Bee. I celebrate this creature. What creature to you celebrate?
Which existing creature do you hold great esteem for?I esteem the Bumble Bee. I celebrate this creature. What creature to you celebrate?
You know that attitudes increase exponentially with every mistake....run and hide dear.
I esteem the Special Unicorn...what an amazing creature!I esteem the Bumble Bee. I celebrate this creature. What creature to you celebrate?
I adore what most abhore.The creature I speak of has a bad wrap,from those ignorant and full of crap.The beauty and strength cannot be matched,of the Pit Bull that sits on my lap.
I agree. I think bees are awesome.
For some reason, I really love Opossums. We have some in our neighborhood and I feed them each evening. People think I am crazy for loving these little creatures.
The fire ant - what a creature it be................ The first fire ant will sting you and then whistle to his friends - ';Attack!!!'; and at once they all just jump you and incapacitate you.... Gezzz ';awesome';
Too late, your ';mistake'; is grave in the extreme and the Yahoo Spelling Police are on to you matey, run and hide! ;-)
Butterflies. How they can be so ugly at first, then become something so beautiful.
Kimodo Dragon
Myself XD
You know that attitudes increase exponentially with every mistake....run and hide dear.
I esteem the Special Unicorn...what an amazing creature!I esteem the Bumble Bee. I celebrate this creature. What creature to you celebrate?
I adore what most abhore.The creature I speak of has a bad wrap,from those ignorant and full of crap.The beauty and strength cannot be matched,of the Pit Bull that sits on my lap.
I agree. I think bees are awesome.
For some reason, I really love Opossums. We have some in our neighborhood and I feed them each evening. People think I am crazy for loving these little creatures.
The fire ant - what a creature it be................ The first fire ant will sting you and then whistle to his friends - ';Attack!!!'; and at once they all just jump you and incapacitate you.... Gezzz ';awesome';
Too late, your ';mistake'; is grave in the extreme and the Yahoo Spelling Police are on to you matey, run and hide! ;-)
Butterflies. How they can be so ugly at first, then become something so beautiful.
Kimodo Dragon
Myself XD
Does bumble and bumble complex/density therapy work for re-growing hair?
go to www.makeupalley.com to find reviews for it.
An experiment on the aerodynamics of a bumble bee?
i need to know is ther any experiment i can do to find out the aerodynamics of a bumble beeAn experiment on the aerodynamics of a bumble bee?
That is a tough problem given that it has only recently yielded to experimental study by researchers at top tier institutions using state of the art equipment.
http://www.apologeticspress.org/articles鈥?/a>
http://www.news.cornell.edu/releases/Mar鈥?/a>
http://quest.arc.nasa.gov/people/journal鈥?/a>
The problem is that if you scale something up to sizes you could easily work with, say make a model of a bee wing the size of a sheet of paper, and try to measure forces and lift it generates, the Reynold's scale will be all wrong and as the last reference above discusses, it is the size of the turbulence in relation to the wing that is important. Your eddies won't look like the real eddies on a smaller wing.
Googling ';experiments bumblebee aerodynamics'; returns nearly 16,000 hits, maybe there is something in that you could try.
That is a tough problem given that it has only recently yielded to experimental study by researchers at top tier institutions using state of the art equipment.
http://www.apologeticspress.org/articles鈥?/a>
http://www.news.cornell.edu/releases/Mar鈥?/a>
http://quest.arc.nasa.gov/people/journal鈥?/a>
The problem is that if you scale something up to sizes you could easily work with, say make a model of a bee wing the size of a sheet of paper, and try to measure forces and lift it generates, the Reynold's scale will be all wrong and as the last reference above discusses, it is the size of the turbulence in relation to the wing that is important. Your eddies won't look like the real eddies on a smaller wing.
Googling ';experiments bumblebee aerodynamics'; returns nearly 16,000 hits, maybe there is something in that you could try.
Do bumble bee's give birth to their little baby bee's or do they lay eggs?
A very special girl named Kim says she witnessed the bumble bee in prime action of giving birth to her little offspring bee's but Sgt.W.Palmer does not believe this can occur? Who's side are you on?
Disclaimer: This is not a jokeDo bumble bee's give birth to their little baby bee's or do they lay eggs?
There are not any sides to choose. The facts are the truth. Either you know them or you don't.
Bees are insects. Insects lay eggs. The eggs become larvae. Then the bees grow through stage called pupa. Eventually becoming an adult. We biologist call it complete metamorphosis. Bumble bees (workers) do take very good care of eggs, larvae and growing bees.
Biology and Life Cycles of Native Bees
http://www.xerces.org/Pollinator_Insect_鈥?/a>Do bumble bee's give birth to their little baby bee's or do they lay eggs?
they lay eggs
Bumblebees (also spelled bumble bee, also known as humblebee) are flying insects of the genus Bombus in the family Apidae.
Bumblebees are social insects that are characterized by black and yellow body hairs, often in bands, a commonality among the majority of the species of Bombus. However, some species are known to have orange or even red on their bodies, or may be entirely black.[1] Another obvious (but not unique) characteristic is the soft nature of the long, branched setae, called pile, that covers their entire body, making them appear and feel fuzzy. They are best distinguished from similarly large, fuzzy bees by the form of the female hind leg, which is modified to form a corbicula; a shiny concave surface that is bare, but surrounded by a fringe of hairs used to transport pollen (in similar bees, the hind leg is completely hairy, and pollen grains are wedged into the hairs for transport).
Like their relatives the honey bees, bumblebees feed on nectar and gather pollen to feed their young.
The life cycle of bumble bees is very simple. The fertilized queen emerges from her hibernation site in the ground in early spring (in Switzerland around March-April) and first forages on flowers to develop her ovaries. Then, she selects a nest site and collects pollen to lay her first eggs. After several weeks, the first of her daughters emerge from the brood. This is the first generation of workers that now help their mother to develop the colony still further. As a result, the colony grows in worker numbers over the summer until, some time in July or August, reproduction takes place. Then, new young queens are raised instead of workers and, at the same time, males are produced. These sexual forms leave the colony to mate and the fertilized queen goes into hibernation. The males all die before the onset of winter. Similarly, soon after the males and young queens have left the nest, the old mother queen and the colony perish.
In short : they lay eggs.
As much as it pains me to say so
Sgt Palmer is correct
bees lay eggs in their hive
these eggs hatch into larvae and the larvae DEVELOP into the bees !!
A live birth for bees is fantasy and simply not so !!
the previous answers are correct.
insects lay eggs.
only mammals have live births.
Disclaimer: This is not a jokeDo bumble bee's give birth to their little baby bee's or do they lay eggs?
There are not any sides to choose. The facts are the truth. Either you know them or you don't.
Bees are insects. Insects lay eggs. The eggs become larvae. Then the bees grow through stage called pupa. Eventually becoming an adult. We biologist call it complete metamorphosis. Bumble bees (workers) do take very good care of eggs, larvae and growing bees.
Biology and Life Cycles of Native Bees
http://www.xerces.org/Pollinator_Insect_鈥?/a>Do bumble bee's give birth to their little baby bee's or do they lay eggs?
they lay eggs
Bumblebees (also spelled bumble bee, also known as humblebee) are flying insects of the genus Bombus in the family Apidae.
Bumblebees are social insects that are characterized by black and yellow body hairs, often in bands, a commonality among the majority of the species of Bombus. However, some species are known to have orange or even red on their bodies, or may be entirely black.[1] Another obvious (but not unique) characteristic is the soft nature of the long, branched setae, called pile, that covers their entire body, making them appear and feel fuzzy. They are best distinguished from similarly large, fuzzy bees by the form of the female hind leg, which is modified to form a corbicula; a shiny concave surface that is bare, but surrounded by a fringe of hairs used to transport pollen (in similar bees, the hind leg is completely hairy, and pollen grains are wedged into the hairs for transport).
Like their relatives the honey bees, bumblebees feed on nectar and gather pollen to feed their young.
The life cycle of bumble bees is very simple. The fertilized queen emerges from her hibernation site in the ground in early spring (in Switzerland around March-April) and first forages on flowers to develop her ovaries. Then, she selects a nest site and collects pollen to lay her first eggs. After several weeks, the first of her daughters emerge from the brood. This is the first generation of workers that now help their mother to develop the colony still further. As a result, the colony grows in worker numbers over the summer until, some time in July or August, reproduction takes place. Then, new young queens are raised instead of workers and, at the same time, males are produced. These sexual forms leave the colony to mate and the fertilized queen goes into hibernation. The males all die before the onset of winter. Similarly, soon after the males and young queens have left the nest, the old mother queen and the colony perish.
In short : they lay eggs.
As much as it pains me to say so
Sgt Palmer is correct
bees lay eggs in their hive
these eggs hatch into larvae and the larvae DEVELOP into the bees !!
A live birth for bees is fantasy and simply not so !!
the previous answers are correct.
insects lay eggs.
only mammals have live births.
How to write ';Bumble Bee'; in Katakana?
I mean simply writing it in Katakana, not really a translation.How to write ';Bumble Bee'; in Katakana?
銉愩兂銉栥儷銆€銉撱兗. In Romaji, banburu bii.thick hair
銉愩兂銉栥儷銆€銉撱兗. In Romaji, banburu bii.
Recipe for bumble bee pie?
I am looking for a recipe for something called bumble bee pie. It is a 3 berry pie and sooo delicious. If anyone knows the recipe or if it may be called something else besides bumble bee pie I would appriciate it. The restaurant I ate it at wouldn't give me the recipe for it. Thanks and have a terrific day :)Recipe for bumble bee pie?
Crust
2 1/4 cups all purpose flour
1 tablespoon sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
7 tablespoons chilled unsalted butter, cut into 1/2-inch cubes
1/3 cup chilled solid vegetable shortening, cut into 1/2-inch cubes
6 tablespoons (about) ice water
Topping
6 tablespoons (packed) golden brown sugar
6 tablespoons whole almonds
6 tablespoons (3/4 stick) chilled unsalted butter, cut into 1/2-inch cubes
4 1/2 tablespoons old-fashioned oats
4 1/2 tablespoons all purpose flour
Filling
1 cup sugar
1/4 cup quick-cooking tapioca
2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
5 cups assorted fresh berries (such as raspberries, blackberries, and blueberries; about 8 ounces of each)
PreparationFor crust:
Blend flour, sugar, and salt in processor. Add butter and shortening; using on/off turns, cut in until mixture resembles coarse meal. Add 5 tablespoons ice water and process until moist clumps form, adding more water by teaspoonfuls if mixture is dry. Gather dough into ball; flatten into disk. Wrap in plastic and chill at least 1 hour.
For topping:
Combine all ingredients in processor. Process until moist clumps form. (Dough and topping can be made 1 day ahead. Cover topping and chill; keep dough chilled. Soften dough slightly at room temperature before rolling out.)
For filling:
Mix sugar, tapioca, and lemon juice in large bowl. Add berries and toss gently to combine. Let stand until tapioca softens slightly, stirring occasionally, about 45 minutes. Preheat oven to 400掳F. Roll out dough on lightly floured surface to 15-inch round. Transfer to 9-inch-diameter glass pie dish. Trim dough overhang to 1 inch. Fold overhang under and crimp decoratively, forming high-standing rim. Freeze crust 20 minutes.
Spoon filling into crust. Crumble topping evenly over filling. Bake pie until crust and topping are golden brown and filling is bubbling, covering loosely with sheet of foil if topping browns too quickly, about 55 minutes. Transfer pie to rack and cool at least 3 hours. (Can be made 8 hours ahead. Let stand at room temperature.) Cut pie into wedges and serve.
This isn't bumble bee pie. It is still very good.Recipe for bumble bee pie?
Bumbleberry Pie I
Submitted by: Doreen Wetheral
Rated: 5 out of 5 by 10 members Yields: 8 servings
'; If you love apple, raspberry, blackberry and rhubarb pies, then you 're in for a real treat. This dazzling pie has it all. There 's sugar to sweeten it and flour to thicken all the juices, but this pie has nothing else -just the wonderful flavors of these popular fruits.';
INGREDIENTS:
2 (9 inch) unbaked pie crusts
1 1/3 cups white sugar
1/3 cup all-purpose flour
2 cups thinly sliced apples 1 cup raspberries
1 cup fresh blackberries
1 cup fresh rhubarb, cut into 1
inch pieces
DIRECTIONS:
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).
2. Stir sugar and flour together in large bowl. Add apples, raspberries, blackberries, and rhubarb. Toss together, and turn into pie shell. Cover with pastry top. Trim and seal edges. Cut vents in top.
3. Bake at 350 degree F (175 degrees C) for approximately 45 minutes, until crust is brown and apple is cooked.
1/2 c. butter
1/2 c. brown sugar
1/2 c. milk
Cook until melted good; pour into bottom of greased sheet cake pan. Mix 1 yellow cake mix and pour on top of brown sugar mixture and bake at 350 degrees. Remove from pan about 10 minutes after taking from oven. When cooled ice with 1 package of vanilla instant pudding and Cool Whip.
I think you mean bumbleberry pie. I make this a lot. You can use a lot of combinations but my favourite is 2 cups rhubarb, 1 cup blueberries, 1 cup strawberries, 1 cup apples. Toss with 1 cup sugar and 3 tbsp. flour. Bake at 475 for 10min. and then at 374 for 45 min..
Mother Firefly's Bumble-Bee Pie
Peeking through an easy-to-make lattice crust, glistening bumble bees invite pie fanciers to take a bite.
Now that the better weather is upon us, there's nothing like some good ol' Summer recipes to get the ball rolling.
I have all kinds of insects flying around my garden, and making use of them is easy.
Get a butterfly net to catch as many Bumble bees as you can, try to find their hive as you'll want 3 cups worth.
Before mixing the ingredients knock them around and stun them in the net so they wont fly away or sting ya.
2 (9-inch) frozen pie shells, thawed to room temperature - or make your own pastry
3 cups fresh bumble bees - Stingers left on OK
1/2 cup sugar
2-1/2 tablespoons cornstarch
1 tablespoon butter
1/2 teaspoon grated lemon peel
1 egg yolk
In a medium-sized saucepan, combine 1 cup of the bumble bees, the sugar, cornstarch and 2 tablespoons water.
Bring to a boil; cook and stir until mixture thickens and is clear.
Stir in butter; cool for 5 minutes.
Stir in the remaining 2 cups bumble bees; cool.
Preheat oven to 400*. Pour cooled filling into one pie shell.
Lay the remaining pie shell on a waxed paper; cut seven 3/4-inch wide strips; arrange in a criss-cross pattern on top of bumble bees,
pressing ends into the edges of the bottom crust.
Combine egg yolk with 1 tablespoon water.
Brush top crust with egg mixture.
Place pie on a cookie sheet.
Bake in the bottom third of the oven until crust is golden and filling gently bubbles, about 30 minutes.
Cool on a rack; serve warm.
Yields: 8 portions.
Crust
2 1/4 cups all purpose flour
1 tablespoon sugar
1/2 teaspoon salt
7 tablespoons chilled unsalted butter, cut into 1/2-inch cubes
1/3 cup chilled solid vegetable shortening, cut into 1/2-inch cubes
6 tablespoons (about) ice water
Topping
6 tablespoons (packed) golden brown sugar
6 tablespoons whole almonds
6 tablespoons (3/4 stick) chilled unsalted butter, cut into 1/2-inch cubes
4 1/2 tablespoons old-fashioned oats
4 1/2 tablespoons all purpose flour
Filling
1 cup sugar
1/4 cup quick-cooking tapioca
2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
5 cups assorted fresh berries (such as raspberries, blackberries, and blueberries; about 8 ounces of each)
PreparationFor crust:
Blend flour, sugar, and salt in processor. Add butter and shortening; using on/off turns, cut in until mixture resembles coarse meal. Add 5 tablespoons ice water and process until moist clumps form, adding more water by teaspoonfuls if mixture is dry. Gather dough into ball; flatten into disk. Wrap in plastic and chill at least 1 hour.
For topping:
Combine all ingredients in processor. Process until moist clumps form. (Dough and topping can be made 1 day ahead. Cover topping and chill; keep dough chilled. Soften dough slightly at room temperature before rolling out.)
For filling:
Mix sugar, tapioca, and lemon juice in large bowl. Add berries and toss gently to combine. Let stand until tapioca softens slightly, stirring occasionally, about 45 minutes. Preheat oven to 400掳F. Roll out dough on lightly floured surface to 15-inch round. Transfer to 9-inch-diameter glass pie dish. Trim dough overhang to 1 inch. Fold overhang under and crimp decoratively, forming high-standing rim. Freeze crust 20 minutes.
Spoon filling into crust. Crumble topping evenly over filling. Bake pie until crust and topping are golden brown and filling is bubbling, covering loosely with sheet of foil if topping browns too quickly, about 55 minutes. Transfer pie to rack and cool at least 3 hours. (Can be made 8 hours ahead. Let stand at room temperature.) Cut pie into wedges and serve.
This isn't bumble bee pie. It is still very good.Recipe for bumble bee pie?
Bumbleberry Pie I
Submitted by: Doreen Wetheral
Rated: 5 out of 5 by 10 members Yields: 8 servings
'; If you love apple, raspberry, blackberry and rhubarb pies, then you 're in for a real treat. This dazzling pie has it all. There 's sugar to sweeten it and flour to thicken all the juices, but this pie has nothing else -just the wonderful flavors of these popular fruits.';
INGREDIENTS:
2 (9 inch) unbaked pie crusts
1 1/3 cups white sugar
1/3 cup all-purpose flour
2 cups thinly sliced apples 1 cup raspberries
1 cup fresh blackberries
1 cup fresh rhubarb, cut into 1
inch pieces
DIRECTIONS:
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).
2. Stir sugar and flour together in large bowl. Add apples, raspberries, blackberries, and rhubarb. Toss together, and turn into pie shell. Cover with pastry top. Trim and seal edges. Cut vents in top.
3. Bake at 350 degree F (175 degrees C) for approximately 45 minutes, until crust is brown and apple is cooked.
1/2 c. butter
1/2 c. brown sugar
1/2 c. milk
Cook until melted good; pour into bottom of greased sheet cake pan. Mix 1 yellow cake mix and pour on top of brown sugar mixture and bake at 350 degrees. Remove from pan about 10 minutes after taking from oven. When cooled ice with 1 package of vanilla instant pudding and Cool Whip.
I think you mean bumbleberry pie. I make this a lot. You can use a lot of combinations but my favourite is 2 cups rhubarb, 1 cup blueberries, 1 cup strawberries, 1 cup apples. Toss with 1 cup sugar and 3 tbsp. flour. Bake at 475 for 10min. and then at 374 for 45 min..
Mother Firefly's Bumble-Bee Pie
Peeking through an easy-to-make lattice crust, glistening bumble bees invite pie fanciers to take a bite.
Now that the better weather is upon us, there's nothing like some good ol' Summer recipes to get the ball rolling.
I have all kinds of insects flying around my garden, and making use of them is easy.
Get a butterfly net to catch as many Bumble bees as you can, try to find their hive as you'll want 3 cups worth.
Before mixing the ingredients knock them around and stun them in the net so they wont fly away or sting ya.
2 (9-inch) frozen pie shells, thawed to room temperature - or make your own pastry
3 cups fresh bumble bees - Stingers left on OK
1/2 cup sugar
2-1/2 tablespoons cornstarch
1 tablespoon butter
1/2 teaspoon grated lemon peel
1 egg yolk
In a medium-sized saucepan, combine 1 cup of the bumble bees, the sugar, cornstarch and 2 tablespoons water.
Bring to a boil; cook and stir until mixture thickens and is clear.
Stir in butter; cool for 5 minutes.
Stir in the remaining 2 cups bumble bees; cool.
Preheat oven to 400*. Pour cooled filling into one pie shell.
Lay the remaining pie shell on a waxed paper; cut seven 3/4-inch wide strips; arrange in a criss-cross pattern on top of bumble bees,
pressing ends into the edges of the bottom crust.
Combine egg yolk with 1 tablespoon water.
Brush top crust with egg mixture.
Place pie on a cookie sheet.
Bake in the bottom third of the oven until crust is golden and filling gently bubbles, about 30 minutes.
Cool on a rack; serve warm.
Yields: 8 portions.
Can someone give me flight of the bumble bee for fluteor piano for free?
I desperately need free flute sheet music of Nicholas Rimsky's Flight of the Bumblebee to perform in my talent show. It can be transcribed. If no one finds sheet music for flute, then piano works well too, I guess... So once again, I'm desperatlly in need of the sheet music. PLEASE SOMEONE HELP ME!!! thanks =)Can someone give me flight of the bumble bee for fluteor piano for free?
http://imslp.info/files/imglnks/usimg/9/鈥?/a>
starts on page 10.
sry couldn't find the transcription i was looking for. the rachmaninoff one is blocked.
http://imslp.info/files/imglnks/usimg/9/鈥?/a>
starts on page 10.
sry couldn't find the transcription i was looking for. the rachmaninoff one is blocked.
I have bumble bees residing in my outside wall, fitters wont replace my window until they are gone, how do i?
get rid of themI have bumble bees residing in my outside wall, fitters wont replace my window until they are gone, how do i?
I literally had to call a company that specializes in bee removal to smoke them out. They come in suits, covered from head to toe with these smoker tanks which drives them away. I used Absolute Bee Removal which does not kill them, it just ';relocates'; them. Maybe they have a franchise where you live.I have bumble bees residing in my outside wall, fitters wont replace my window until they are gone, how do i?
i had a bee hive in my shed last summer and i had to wait until the winter for them to die out then clean it out so they wouldnt come back this summer
Install a wifi network and put a transmitter as near to the nest as you dare. It's all true - they can't stand it.
Your local council will have a pest control section. Don't know what they would charge, though.
If they are bumble bees they are a protected species now so you cant kill them - your best bet is to get someone from a bee farm to come and collect them to use in their honey hives!
You will have to call a pest exterminator. They will have to drill a small hole, or find the hole they are getting in by. Then they will have to smoke them out. How long have they been inside your wall. You know they have a hive there and there is probably honey dripping inside your walls. So even if they are able to kill all the bees. Then you will have to contend with ants trying to get at the honey. Talk to the exterminator about that. Good luck. It happend to me too a while back, and he got rid of them fast, so no honey had built up.
I'm afraid you don't, first they won't be bumble bees but a different breed and they are on the conserving (whatever the word is) list making it a crime to harm them. ask the local council to look them over and if they aren't on the list it is soon ';Goodbye Mr Bee.'; I had my cavities filled and three separate bee nests were found, all had to suffer the death penalty when the council man saw them... Sorry bees but a lot of young children live on the street.
I literally had to call a company that specializes in bee removal to smoke them out. They come in suits, covered from head to toe with these smoker tanks which drives them away. I used Absolute Bee Removal which does not kill them, it just ';relocates'; them. Maybe they have a franchise where you live.I have bumble bees residing in my outside wall, fitters wont replace my window until they are gone, how do i?
i had a bee hive in my shed last summer and i had to wait until the winter for them to die out then clean it out so they wouldnt come back this summer
Install a wifi network and put a transmitter as near to the nest as you dare. It's all true - they can't stand it.
Your local council will have a pest control section. Don't know what they would charge, though.
If they are bumble bees they are a protected species now so you cant kill them - your best bet is to get someone from a bee farm to come and collect them to use in their honey hives!
You will have to call a pest exterminator. They will have to drill a small hole, or find the hole they are getting in by. Then they will have to smoke them out. How long have they been inside your wall. You know they have a hive there and there is probably honey dripping inside your walls. So even if they are able to kill all the bees. Then you will have to contend with ants trying to get at the honey. Talk to the exterminator about that. Good luck. It happend to me too a while back, and he got rid of them fast, so no honey had built up.
I'm afraid you don't, first they won't be bumble bees but a different breed and they are on the conserving (whatever the word is) list making it a crime to harm them. ask the local council to look them over and if they aren't on the list it is soon ';Goodbye Mr Bee.'; I had my cavities filled and three separate bee nests were found, all had to suffer the death penalty when the council man saw them... Sorry bees but a lot of young children live on the street.
Is it true that a bumble bee is faster than a John Deere tractor?
I don't know but I'm not buying a ticket to see that race, unless you plan on banging on a hive.Is it true that a bumble bee is faster than a John Deere tractor?
A good John Deere row crop tractor is scary at full throttle on the road. Most of them have steering problems from banging around fields. But they will outrun a bee. usually the bee gets tired of chasing you and finds something better to do.Is it true that a bumble bee is faster than a John Deere tractor?
Bang on a hive and take off in your tractor. You'll find out soon enough.
yes
The bee may be faster than the tractor, but I'll bet the farmer could outrun it.
Having driven a tractor I would say that this is true.
But then I guess it depends on the HP and size of the tractor and what top speed is can reach.
In that case, it could be a no.
I like tekguy's answer!
Yes, bees are incredibly fast. And tractors really arent.
Of course they are.
I don't see Farmer Bob zooming and darting through the field.
Hang on Elsie, let's see how fast she'll go!!
And off they were ............all we saw was a green flash going into the sunset.
heehee
probably. they can fly pretty fast!
I don't know but I'm fixin' to find out.
A good John Deere row crop tractor is scary at full throttle on the road. Most of them have steering problems from banging around fields. But they will outrun a bee. usually the bee gets tired of chasing you and finds something better to do.Is it true that a bumble bee is faster than a John Deere tractor?
Bang on a hive and take off in your tractor. You'll find out soon enough.
yes
The bee may be faster than the tractor, but I'll bet the farmer could outrun it.
Having driven a tractor I would say that this is true.
But then I guess it depends on the HP and size of the tractor and what top speed is can reach.
In that case, it could be a no.
I like tekguy's answer!
Yes, bees are incredibly fast. And tractors really arent.
Of course they are.
I don't see Farmer Bob zooming and darting through the field.
Hang on Elsie, let's see how fast she'll go!!
And off they were ............all we saw was a green flash going into the sunset.
heehee
probably. they can fly pretty fast!
I don't know but I'm fixin' to find out.
How much you a gently used Dooney & Bourke Bumble Bee Tassel Tote sell for?
I'm 14 and I could use the extra money. How much would I get and where could I sell it(besides ebay)?How much you a gently used Dooney %26amp; Bourke Bumble Bee Tassel Tote sell for?
craigslist. ioffer.com id buy it! for maybe 60..How much you a gently used Dooney %26amp; Bourke Bumble Bee Tassel Tote sell for?
Not much. I just sold a Dooney and Bourke charms bag the number 1 one, and it only went for $15.50. The only place other than ebay is a gargae sale or bonanzle or craigslist but be careful with craiglist.
craigslist. ioffer.com id buy it! for maybe 60..How much you a gently used Dooney %26amp; Bourke Bumble Bee Tassel Tote sell for?
Not much. I just sold a Dooney and Bourke charms bag the number 1 one, and it only went for $15.50. The only place other than ebay is a gargae sale or bonanzle or craigslist but be careful with craiglist.
What is that bug that looks like a bumble bee and a hummingbird put together?
There are a couple of them:
There is the Sphinx Moth, and the Cecropia Butterfly. Both look just like hummingbirds. In fact, the Cecropia Butterfly hovers next to flowers just like a hummingbird.What is that bug that looks like a bumble bee and a hummingbird put together?
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What is that bug that looks like a bumble bee and a hummingbird put together?
thats right its just called a hummingbird moth , here at this link is a nice photo of one
http://www.mjgkramer.com/insects/hummingbird_moth.jpg
Most likely it's a hummingbird moth....they look like really fuzzy moths, but way bigger, and they feed from flowers like hummingbirds.
A Humble Birdee???? J K I have no idea....
hummingbird moth and beetle?
beetle?
Are you talking about the hummingbird moth? There are a lot of them around in the warm weather.
i think it is a beetlethick hair
There is the Sphinx Moth, and the Cecropia Butterfly. Both look just like hummingbirds. In fact, the Cecropia Butterfly hovers next to flowers just like a hummingbird.What is that bug that looks like a bumble bee and a hummingbird put together?
wrong answer Report Abuse
What is that bug that looks like a bumble bee and a hummingbird put together?
thats right its just called a hummingbird moth , here at this link is a nice photo of one
http://www.mjgkramer.com/insects/hummingbird_moth.jpg
Most likely it's a hummingbird moth....they look like really fuzzy moths, but way bigger, and they feed from flowers like hummingbirds.
A Humble Birdee???? J K I have no idea....
hummingbird moth and beetle?
beetle?
Are you talking about the hummingbird moth? There are a lot of them around in the warm weather.
i think it is a beetle
If a bumble bee flies into someone's head does it die?
Me and my friends are having a debate on whether or not a bumble bee would die if it bumped into your head. Me and Abby say no, but Noah says yes. Please help :)If a bumble bee flies into someone's head does it die?
A bumble bee will NOT die if it bumps into your head.
First off, a bumble bee cannot fly fast enough in a straight line direction to kill itself, whether it hits your head or a brick wall, or whatever. This is why you do not find lots of dead bumble bees
lined up next to walls. If a bumble bee does happen to run into your head, its probably just very depressed and trying to commit suicide.
But it won't succeed for the second reason:
the bumble bee has a natural built-in
shock absorber in the form of its fuzzy bristle 'coat'. This helps it to bounce off of objects that it bumps into, with scarcely a bent
bumble.
Now, if you shoot the bumble bee out of a gun at high speed towards a person, similar to the way a circus performer is shot out of a cannon, then maybe it could get injured. Maybe even killed. But then you would have to deal with the bee's
angry surviving relatives, and you definitely don't want that.If a bumble bee flies into someone's head does it die?
If it flies into a moving car it will die, but not if it flies into a person's head. Momentum = mass x velocity. A bumble bee flies very slowly, and it is very light weight, so it has very little momentum when it hits someone's head. If a car is moving, then it has a lot of momentum, since it is very heavy and it is traveling at high speed. Therefore when a bee collides with a moving car it will die. A car at rest, however, has zero momentum, so a bee will not die if it runs into a car in the parking lot.
It depends on how hard it hit your head. Their body is very fragile, so if it hit your head or anything hard it could kill them, either because of the shock, or because of brain damage. Bumble Bees don't die when they sting so there has to be some way for the population to go down, so I would say there is a better chance they would die then not. Hope this helps. Sorry for not siding with you.
hmm, a bee wouldnt die if it flew into your head. but- if it stung you when it hit your head, then it would die.
A bumble bee will NOT die if it bumps into your head.
First off, a bumble bee cannot fly fast enough in a straight line direction to kill itself, whether it hits your head or a brick wall, or whatever. This is why you do not find lots of dead bumble bees
lined up next to walls. If a bumble bee does happen to run into your head, its probably just very depressed and trying to commit suicide.
But it won't succeed for the second reason:
the bumble bee has a natural built-in
shock absorber in the form of its fuzzy bristle 'coat'. This helps it to bounce off of objects that it bumps into, with scarcely a bent
bumble.
Now, if you shoot the bumble bee out of a gun at high speed towards a person, similar to the way a circus performer is shot out of a cannon, then maybe it could get injured. Maybe even killed. But then you would have to deal with the bee's
angry surviving relatives, and you definitely don't want that.If a bumble bee flies into someone's head does it die?
If it flies into a moving car it will die, but not if it flies into a person's head. Momentum = mass x velocity. A bumble bee flies very slowly, and it is very light weight, so it has very little momentum when it hits someone's head. If a car is moving, then it has a lot of momentum, since it is very heavy and it is traveling at high speed. Therefore when a bee collides with a moving car it will die. A car at rest, however, has zero momentum, so a bee will not die if it runs into a car in the parking lot.
It depends on how hard it hit your head. Their body is very fragile, so if it hit your head or anything hard it could kill them, either because of the shock, or because of brain damage. Bumble Bees don't die when they sting so there has to be some way for the population to go down, so I would say there is a better chance they would die then not. Hope this helps. Sorry for not siding with you.
hmm, a bee wouldnt die if it flew into your head. but- if it stung you when it hit your head, then it would die.
Why do Bumble bees get pollen ?
My son was asking today why bumble bees collect pollen when its the honey bees which make honey ?? and i couldnt answer so maybe one of you brainy people can let him know, and if you know of any websites too that be great!!!
also (another question he had...)
what is the purpose of hover flies ???? i told him they are just meant to hover but dont think he believed that lol :)Why do Bumble bees get pollen ?
Bumble bees and honey bees both gather pollen and nectar. They do so for the same reasons, pollen is incorporated into the honey and feed to the baby bees, larvae, and the adults consume the mixture as well. The pollen provides the proteins that the bees need and the honey provides the carbohydrates.Why do Bumble bees get pollen ?
The pollen is what gets stuck on the bees legs when they are searching for nectar from flowers.The pollen is not used/consumed by the bees at all,it is just a ';hitch hiker'; to get to the other plants for pollination.As for hover flies try www.discoverychannel.com they may have info on them at their site. Or pick up some books on insects.He sounds like he is very inquisitive.
I didn't think there was a difference to be honest! Oh well shows you how much I know then. lol
Hover flies apparently eat other insects my mother told me when I was younger and I was told they are sensing their surroundings when they hover, but that might be rubbish my parents told me to shut me up. :)
Herein lies the reason for scientific names (latin nomenclature). Bumble bees, honey bees are common names. It doens't mean that other bees don't make honey just because YOU don't refer to them at honey bees.
Furthermore, nature's purpose for animal pollenators is to transfer pollen from the stamen (male flower part) to the pistol (female flower part) so fertilization can occur (hence the expression the birds and the bees-they help to fertlize plants), not to collect pollen to make honey.
In addition, pollen does not make honey. Nectar is a food source for bees (and other pollenators). The plant provides the nectar as food so the pollenators have a reason to come to the flower in the first place, pollenating as they feed. Nectar is carried back to the hive. Honey is a byproduct of the bees' lifestyle. I will stop here, or you won't want to eat honey anymore.
I am not sure how old your son is, but the website enchantedlearning.com has great, kid-friendly information, coloring pages, and games. Also check out Yahooligans, it's Yahoo just for kids.
Sandie
Science teacher, horticulturalist, apiary enthusiast
Bumble bees do make food from pollen.
Hover flies, as are many species ,
just part of the food chain.
When man, in his ';infinite wisdom'; destroys a species, some other species also suffers, etc.
Where would we be without Buzzards?
Up to our a** in dead animals.
to make honey
Bumblebees actually get the nectar that's inside the flower. They get the pollen by chance. They use the nectar to make honeycombs and honey.
Hoverflies are true flies and they pollinate flowers.
Their larva also eat aphids and other pests.
Well..The only reason I can think of why they get pollen is another way other plants get polinated. It sounds right to me. Now hover flies I have no idea what they do. Also I thought all bees made honey..hmm..Oh well.
also (another question he had...)
what is the purpose of hover flies ???? i told him they are just meant to hover but dont think he believed that lol :)Why do Bumble bees get pollen ?
Bumble bees and honey bees both gather pollen and nectar. They do so for the same reasons, pollen is incorporated into the honey and feed to the baby bees, larvae, and the adults consume the mixture as well. The pollen provides the proteins that the bees need and the honey provides the carbohydrates.Why do Bumble bees get pollen ?
The pollen is what gets stuck on the bees legs when they are searching for nectar from flowers.The pollen is not used/consumed by the bees at all,it is just a ';hitch hiker'; to get to the other plants for pollination.As for hover flies try www.discoverychannel.com they may have info on them at their site. Or pick up some books on insects.He sounds like he is very inquisitive.
I didn't think there was a difference to be honest! Oh well shows you how much I know then. lol
Hover flies apparently eat other insects my mother told me when I was younger and I was told they are sensing their surroundings when they hover, but that might be rubbish my parents told me to shut me up. :)
Herein lies the reason for scientific names (latin nomenclature). Bumble bees, honey bees are common names. It doens't mean that other bees don't make honey just because YOU don't refer to them at honey bees.
Furthermore, nature's purpose for animal pollenators is to transfer pollen from the stamen (male flower part) to the pistol (female flower part) so fertilization can occur (hence the expression the birds and the bees-they help to fertlize plants), not to collect pollen to make honey.
In addition, pollen does not make honey. Nectar is a food source for bees (and other pollenators). The plant provides the nectar as food so the pollenators have a reason to come to the flower in the first place, pollenating as they feed. Nectar is carried back to the hive. Honey is a byproduct of the bees' lifestyle. I will stop here, or you won't want to eat honey anymore.
I am not sure how old your son is, but the website enchantedlearning.com has great, kid-friendly information, coloring pages, and games. Also check out Yahooligans, it's Yahoo just for kids.
Sandie
Science teacher, horticulturalist, apiary enthusiast
Bumble bees do make food from pollen.
Hover flies, as are many species ,
just part of the food chain.
When man, in his ';infinite wisdom'; destroys a species, some other species also suffers, etc.
Where would we be without Buzzards?
Up to our a** in dead animals.
to make honey
Bumblebees actually get the nectar that's inside the flower. They get the pollen by chance. They use the nectar to make honeycombs and honey.
Hoverflies are true flies and they pollinate flowers.
Their larva also eat aphids and other pests.
Well..The only reason I can think of why they get pollen is another way other plants get polinated. It sounds right to me. Now hover flies I have no idea what they do. Also I thought all bees made honey..hmm..Oh well.
Bumble Bee Tuna theme song for itunes?
I really like this theme song and I wanted to download it from itunes but it wasn't there. Is there any other way to download it. I use Windows Media Player but my ipod wont connect to that so I can't just ';do the you know what illegal way'; of it so where and how can i get it.Bumble Bee Tuna theme song for itunes?
What do you get when you combine an almost death-metal ska band, dancing anime characters, and a 1970s canned fish jingle? You get Mephiskapheles singing The Bumblebee Tuna Song, as seen on YouTube. If all of the group鈥檚 songs were this much fun, they鈥檇 be my favorite band. Enjoy!
What do you get when you combine an almost death-metal ska band, dancing anime characters, and a 1970s canned fish jingle? You get Mephiskapheles singing The Bumblebee Tuna Song, as seen on YouTube. If all of the group鈥檚 songs were this much fun, they鈥檇 be my favorite band. Enjoy!
Help! My hamster has bumble foot on his back left paw, what should I do?
I can't go to the vet, anything else I can do to stop it? How did it start? - he does'nt have a wire bottom on his cage, what else could it be from?Help! My hamster has bumble foot on his back left paw, what should I do?
http://www.flickr.com/groups/golden_syri鈥?/a>
Read that, there's a lot of useful info. :3Help! My hamster has bumble foot on his back left paw, what should I do?
First of all, one of the main and difficult culprit organisms involved is Staph aureus. It is an anaerobic bacteria which thrives in the absence of oxygen, such as in an internal wound such as the foot. Its colony also involves usually a hard plug of tissue, which must usually be removed in order for eradication to occur, antibiotics won't just magically cure it unless you get the mass of infection out. In bumblefoot you usually see a black appearing scabby surface, underneath that is a sort of dense, hard waxy plug, sometimes there is a pussy abcess behind that but sometimes not. Other bacteria can be involved, pseudomanas spp, and others, but Staph is usually the main and difficult to cure part of the problem. Staph is sort of always out there and on many of our skin, in soils, but then a wound gives it a place to grow, often in our chooks this is on the base of their feet.
You often read to lance, to me this is not effective, more painful for the bird, and more risky because you put infection possibly into the bloodstream, and make a more complicated wound. What I came across is a method to actually pull out the plug of Staph.
You need a very thick pad of sterile cotton gauze, absolutely drenched with Bactine, which is benzalkonium chloride. You wash the chook's foot with soap and water on a facecloth and try to rub off the black superficial surface scab. Then you put that soaked gauze on the bottom of the foot where the ';bumble'; is, and wrap it up very well with vetrap. So the bactine will really soak into the nearby tissues around the epicenter of the bumble. Bactine is sort of irritating, very slightly ';caustic';, so just be warned about that, I really try to center it on the infected area, but it does need to be soaking. If the chicken had a foot that was all cut up I'd think twice, but generally the rest of the foot seems to tolerate the treatment. Then you leave it for the right amount of time - I have found this to be somewhere just over an hour, when I've left it longer I sort of missed the window and it didn't work and I had to re-soak.
After this approximate generous hour, you take a sterile scalpel blade, and you gently work away the infected mass away at the edges. Kind of like ';picking'; a scab but carefully in away at all edges. You go all the way around the ';bumble';, and pull it toward the center away from the edges as much as you can, being careful to get all of it from the very edge of where the chicken's good tissue begins, and if the bumble is deep, try to peel away from the edges fairly deeply too. When you have the whole thing sort of lifted away from the edge and toward the center, you grab the central mass as deeply as you can with sterile tweezers, and you slowly but firmly pull the whole thing out. In one case, it was sort of like pulling the whole foot pad inside out, it pulled out very deeply, and cleanly. If there is any pus, when you remove the ';plug'; of staph, you should make it possible for the pus to come out.
Now you clean out the hole and area with your preferred strong antiseptic, (I also wash and sterilize down the whole foot with betadine) get some antibiotic stuff in there, and re-bandage. I like to keep the treated chook in a nice area on clean soft bedding, usually scrap towels which can become a full time job to keep clean. You can vetrap and bandage up the foot, but you will need to change this bandage often, as you can cause other skin abrasions between the toes etc if the vetrap is left on too long. You will need to keep other bacteria out of there until the wound is healed.
Now as for antibiotics, this is my two cents. For antibiotic cream for the surface of the wound, IMO it is worth it to get some Mupiricin which is Bactroban from a vet, as that is extremely effective on Staph for the local antibiotic cream. Chlorhexidine as the ';cleaner'; disinfectant you use is also one of top effectiveness on staph, alhthough one vet I saw assured me the Betadine is also fine. IMO chickens will also need a systemic (ie oral or injectible) antibiotic to cure this usually, and of sufficient duration of treatment. If your chicken is very ill from the Staph, maybe Pen G is a good first place, it seems to knock it down quickly, and with minimum stress for the chicken to process the antibiotic, and minimum effect on the GI of the chicken. The first chicken I found bumblefoot in was very ill, refusing egg yolk (imagine that!), and the PenG shot helped her dramatically within 24 hours. The other good first place IMO is erythromycin, in strong enough dosage to be effective, but erythromycin especially oral erythromycin is hard on the GI. The thing about the PenG according to one vet I saw is that it may or not completely eradicate the staph, as after a week or 10 days it MIGHT show some resistance. Now in bumblefoot in my understanding, one mistake is to treat it too short. I don't think there's any hope of a 3-5 day course of anything completely eradicating a complic
You can buy antiseptic wipes from the chemist and wipe it with one a few times everyday, also soaking in warm water and salt can help.
It really should go to a vet though it can be painful.
It comes from not cleaning the cage enough really.
Does he have a wire wheel? That could have caused the bumble foot...
http://www.flickr.com/groups/golden_syri鈥?/a>
Read that, there's a lot of useful info. :3Help! My hamster has bumble foot on his back left paw, what should I do?
First of all, one of the main and difficult culprit organisms involved is Staph aureus. It is an anaerobic bacteria which thrives in the absence of oxygen, such as in an internal wound such as the foot. Its colony also involves usually a hard plug of tissue, which must usually be removed in order for eradication to occur, antibiotics won't just magically cure it unless you get the mass of infection out. In bumblefoot you usually see a black appearing scabby surface, underneath that is a sort of dense, hard waxy plug, sometimes there is a pussy abcess behind that but sometimes not. Other bacteria can be involved, pseudomanas spp, and others, but Staph is usually the main and difficult to cure part of the problem. Staph is sort of always out there and on many of our skin, in soils, but then a wound gives it a place to grow, often in our chooks this is on the base of their feet.
You often read to lance, to me this is not effective, more painful for the bird, and more risky because you put infection possibly into the bloodstream, and make a more complicated wound. What I came across is a method to actually pull out the plug of Staph.
You need a very thick pad of sterile cotton gauze, absolutely drenched with Bactine, which is benzalkonium chloride. You wash the chook's foot with soap and water on a facecloth and try to rub off the black superficial surface scab. Then you put that soaked gauze on the bottom of the foot where the ';bumble'; is, and wrap it up very well with vetrap. So the bactine will really soak into the nearby tissues around the epicenter of the bumble. Bactine is sort of irritating, very slightly ';caustic';, so just be warned about that, I really try to center it on the infected area, but it does need to be soaking. If the chicken had a foot that was all cut up I'd think twice, but generally the rest of the foot seems to tolerate the treatment. Then you leave it for the right amount of time - I have found this to be somewhere just over an hour, when I've left it longer I sort of missed the window and it didn't work and I had to re-soak.
After this approximate generous hour, you take a sterile scalpel blade, and you gently work away the infected mass away at the edges. Kind of like ';picking'; a scab but carefully in away at all edges. You go all the way around the ';bumble';, and pull it toward the center away from the edges as much as you can, being careful to get all of it from the very edge of where the chicken's good tissue begins, and if the bumble is deep, try to peel away from the edges fairly deeply too. When you have the whole thing sort of lifted away from the edge and toward the center, you grab the central mass as deeply as you can with sterile tweezers, and you slowly but firmly pull the whole thing out. In one case, it was sort of like pulling the whole foot pad inside out, it pulled out very deeply, and cleanly. If there is any pus, when you remove the ';plug'; of staph, you should make it possible for the pus to come out.
Now you clean out the hole and area with your preferred strong antiseptic, (I also wash and sterilize down the whole foot with betadine) get some antibiotic stuff in there, and re-bandage. I like to keep the treated chook in a nice area on clean soft bedding, usually scrap towels which can become a full time job to keep clean. You can vetrap and bandage up the foot, but you will need to change this bandage often, as you can cause other skin abrasions between the toes etc if the vetrap is left on too long. You will need to keep other bacteria out of there until the wound is healed.
Now as for antibiotics, this is my two cents. For antibiotic cream for the surface of the wound, IMO it is worth it to get some Mupiricin which is Bactroban from a vet, as that is extremely effective on Staph for the local antibiotic cream. Chlorhexidine as the ';cleaner'; disinfectant you use is also one of top effectiveness on staph, alhthough one vet I saw assured me the Betadine is also fine. IMO chickens will also need a systemic (ie oral or injectible) antibiotic to cure this usually, and of sufficient duration of treatment. If your chicken is very ill from the Staph, maybe Pen G is a good first place, it seems to knock it down quickly, and with minimum stress for the chicken to process the antibiotic, and minimum effect on the GI of the chicken. The first chicken I found bumblefoot in was very ill, refusing egg yolk (imagine that!), and the PenG shot helped her dramatically within 24 hours. The other good first place IMO is erythromycin, in strong enough dosage to be effective, but erythromycin especially oral erythromycin is hard on the GI. The thing about the PenG according to one vet I saw is that it may or not completely eradicate the staph, as after a week or 10 days it MIGHT show some resistance. Now in bumblefoot in my understanding, one mistake is to treat it too short. I don't think there's any hope of a 3-5 day course of anything completely eradicating a complic
You can buy antiseptic wipes from the chemist and wipe it with one a few times everyday, also soaking in warm water and salt can help.
It really should go to a vet though it can be painful.
It comes from not cleaning the cage enough really.
Does he have a wire wheel? That could have caused the bumble foot...
Do you know where to find a black and yellow striped shirt for a bumble costume!!?
Please don't send me to a website that have bumble costumes put together already! I want to put it togther myslef so just a the shirtDo you know where to find a black and yellow striped shirt for a bumble costume!!?
Ask Charlie Brown!
http://pressthebuttons.typepad.com/photo鈥?/a>Do you know where to find a black and yellow striped shirt for a bumble costume!!?
Try a Goodwill store.
Ask Charlie Brown!
http://pressthebuttons.typepad.com/photo鈥?/a>Do you know where to find a black and yellow striped shirt for a bumble costume!!?
Try a Goodwill store.
What is this bumble bee like noise on espn's coverage of usa- italy game it is annoying?
it's a technical fault inherent to the source of audio during transmission of the game.What is this bumble bee like noise on espn's coverage of usa- italy game it is annoying?
It's not insects. It's people in the crowd blowing these straight plastic horns. They buzz like a new year's eve party horn, only they're larger and quite a bit louder. With several thousand people playing them at once they blend together into that irritating drone we hear on television. Only answer is use some fancy equalization to try and kill it - or turn the t.v. volume down entirely.What is this bumble bee like noise on espn's coverage of usa- italy game it is annoying?
It's a bug, you have it mostly in tropical areas but are soetimes found in inland areas. It makes a buzzing sound that is annoying.
I didn't even notice it until I read this question. I have no clue what it is.thick hair
It's not insects. It's people in the crowd blowing these straight plastic horns. They buzz like a new year's eve party horn, only they're larger and quite a bit louder. With several thousand people playing them at once they blend together into that irritating drone we hear on television. Only answer is use some fancy equalization to try and kill it - or turn the t.v. volume down entirely.What is this bumble bee like noise on espn's coverage of usa- italy game it is annoying?
It's a bug, you have it mostly in tropical areas but are soetimes found in inland areas. It makes a buzzing sound that is annoying.
I didn't even notice it until I read this question. I have no clue what it is.
Just wondering how to get rid of large bumble bee's flying around my front portch?
You might be seeing a Carpenter Bee. They look a lot like bumble bees, but are not as pleasant. They can be aggressive, they sting (personal experience) and they do make holes in wood, especially wood siding and fascia boards where they create nesting galleries and raise their young.
If you want to know if it's a Carpenter Bee - look on it's back for a black shiny spot (like my bald spot). Bumble Bees don't have it, but the Carpenter Bees do. Also, look for their nesting holes in wood siding.
We all love bees, but aggressive Carpenter Bees can be a real pain.
There are a number of ';Killer'; products out there. Just use according to the label directions and you should be fine.
Bug DocJust wondering how to get rid of large bumble bee's flying around my front portch?
There is just no reason to ';get rid'; of them. Bumblebees are gentle creatures who spend their lives pollinating flowers. Having them in your garden means you're doing good things there, because they are particularly sensitive to chemicals. They will almost never sting unless you attack or disturb their nests.Just wondering how to get rid of large bumble bee's flying around my front portch?
Make a friend of this creature for without them we would all starve they are very important pollinators and deserve our kindest thoughts and actions.
Whatever you do don't disturb or destroy this insect . Bumblebees are second only to honeybees in the importance in our ecological balance. One plant that would die out in one generation would be red clover which furnishes forage for many Manny herbivores not to mention countless other species of plants! ! I wish I had a colony of bumblebees on my property! !
Bumble bee's are gentle and important pollinators! They are taking over the task of pollination since honeybees are in short supply (scientists aren't sure why). Try to leave them alone.
If you want to know if it's a Carpenter Bee - look on it's back for a black shiny spot (like my bald spot). Bumble Bees don't have it, but the Carpenter Bees do. Also, look for their nesting holes in wood siding.
We all love bees, but aggressive Carpenter Bees can be a real pain.
There are a number of ';Killer'; products out there. Just use according to the label directions and you should be fine.
Bug DocJust wondering how to get rid of large bumble bee's flying around my front portch?
There is just no reason to ';get rid'; of them. Bumblebees are gentle creatures who spend their lives pollinating flowers. Having them in your garden means you're doing good things there, because they are particularly sensitive to chemicals. They will almost never sting unless you attack or disturb their nests.Just wondering how to get rid of large bumble bee's flying around my front portch?
Make a friend of this creature for without them we would all starve they are very important pollinators and deserve our kindest thoughts and actions.
Whatever you do don't disturb or destroy this insect . Bumblebees are second only to honeybees in the importance in our ecological balance. One plant that would die out in one generation would be red clover which furnishes forage for many Manny herbivores not to mention countless other species of plants! ! I wish I had a colony of bumblebees on my property! !
Bumble bee's are gentle and important pollinators! They are taking over the task of pollination since honeybees are in short supply (scientists aren't sure why). Try to leave them alone.
Monday, June 21, 2010
How do I treat bumble foot?
I need to know how to treat bumble foot b/c my guinea pig, Bear, has it. His one back foot is really swollen and the other one is just starting. Should I start cleaning his feet on a daily basis? Help?How do I treat bumble foot?
Bumble foot (Ulcerative pododermatitis) is tough to treat. It is not likely your bedding. We have had pigs on pine shavings for over 40 years and have never had a case. The suspect cause is a chronic bacterial infection, typically with Staphylococcus aureus, though there may be other factors as well.
Hygiene is a must. Keeping the cage clean and cleaning the feet will help. Some breeders report success with daily chlorohexadine soaks. Topical antibiotic might help but I think that you need to go to the vet for either injectable or oral antibiotics. Baytril is the most commonly used.How do I treat bumble foot?
You need to get him to a vet. Since it's in both feet and it's almost impossible to tell how much the infection has spread he will need oral antibiotics and probably a booster shot of antibiotics. Antiseptic rinses such as peroxide or witch hazel, topical antibiotic creams, and bandaging probably won't hurt either. Bumblefoot usually only happens if kept on a wire floor cage, so if that's the case please buy a cage with a solid bottom.
First of all, eliminate the REASON he got bumblefoot.
This can be caused by an uneven flooring and the rodent has not had a normal, flat surface to rest their feet on.
Make sure that your cage has plenty of room for him/her to run around and soft, clean bedding.
What are you using for bedding anyway? you should be using carefresh, or a paper-based bedding. Flannel works well too, and you just throw it in the wash every couple days with the rest of your laundry.
use some sort of soft material they can snuggle up with while sleeping.
MAKE SURE YOUR CAGE IS ALWAYS clean as well. This can make the rodent develop bumblefoot if the cage is filled with feces and urine.
Now, what you should do to treat:
Give the guinea new bedding every couple days until better.
You might want to take it to the vet if it's a really bad case. You should try to avoid touching their feet as they will probably not like you touching it. It's very painful. If you can, get 10/90 salt/water mix so that you can lightly clean the wound. This will burn a little bit, but it will also clean infection and there's no harm of them licking their feet (like if you used neosporin or anything else).
Good luck.
Soak his feet in warm water daily and buy some antiseptic wipes from the chemist, wipe them and let him walk on one everyday if you see no change after a week you 100% need a vet it can be very painful and end in death if it gets really bad.
Pine bedding isn't good, look on my website www.guineapiggie.com on the bedding page, I cant be bothered to write it out. It tells you the good and bad beddings.
Don't mind the blank pages by the way, only started it today
there is no way to completely treat it. you can make it temporarily go away but it may come back. some antibiotocs from your vet can be useful. you guinea friend is hardly likely to die.
Pine bedding is bad for guinea pigs. It causes respiratory problems. It is also pretty rough and too hard.
Use carefresh, alfalfa or some blankets.
Bumble foot (Ulcerative pododermatitis) is tough to treat. It is not likely your bedding. We have had pigs on pine shavings for over 40 years and have never had a case. The suspect cause is a chronic bacterial infection, typically with Staphylococcus aureus, though there may be other factors as well.
Hygiene is a must. Keeping the cage clean and cleaning the feet will help. Some breeders report success with daily chlorohexadine soaks. Topical antibiotic might help but I think that you need to go to the vet for either injectable or oral antibiotics. Baytril is the most commonly used.How do I treat bumble foot?
You need to get him to a vet. Since it's in both feet and it's almost impossible to tell how much the infection has spread he will need oral antibiotics and probably a booster shot of antibiotics. Antiseptic rinses such as peroxide or witch hazel, topical antibiotic creams, and bandaging probably won't hurt either. Bumblefoot usually only happens if kept on a wire floor cage, so if that's the case please buy a cage with a solid bottom.
First of all, eliminate the REASON he got bumblefoot.
This can be caused by an uneven flooring and the rodent has not had a normal, flat surface to rest their feet on.
Make sure that your cage has plenty of room for him/her to run around and soft, clean bedding.
What are you using for bedding anyway? you should be using carefresh, or a paper-based bedding. Flannel works well too, and you just throw it in the wash every couple days with the rest of your laundry.
use some sort of soft material they can snuggle up with while sleeping.
MAKE SURE YOUR CAGE IS ALWAYS clean as well. This can make the rodent develop bumblefoot if the cage is filled with feces and urine.
Now, what you should do to treat:
Give the guinea new bedding every couple days until better.
You might want to take it to the vet if it's a really bad case. You should try to avoid touching their feet as they will probably not like you touching it. It's very painful. If you can, get 10/90 salt/water mix so that you can lightly clean the wound. This will burn a little bit, but it will also clean infection and there's no harm of them licking their feet (like if you used neosporin or anything else).
Good luck.
Soak his feet in warm water daily and buy some antiseptic wipes from the chemist, wipe them and let him walk on one everyday if you see no change after a week you 100% need a vet it can be very painful and end in death if it gets really bad.
Pine bedding isn't good, look on my website www.guineapiggie.com on the bedding page, I cant be bothered to write it out. It tells you the good and bad beddings.
Don't mind the blank pages by the way, only started it today
there is no way to completely treat it. you can make it temporarily go away but it may come back. some antibiotocs from your vet can be useful. you guinea friend is hardly likely to die.
Pine bedding is bad for guinea pigs. It causes respiratory problems. It is also pretty rough and too hard.
Use carefresh, alfalfa or some blankets.
Does Bumble&Bumble Surf Spray Work, or can I make my own?
I want wavy hair and I want to know if Bumble%26amp;Bumble is a good choice, or I want to know how to make my own salt water mix. Thanks!Does Bumble%26amp;Bumble Surf Spray Work, or can I make my own?
It works RRRREEEAAALLLLLYYYYYY well,
and if you wnt to make ur own take 5 teaspoons of fine salt 2 teaspoon of leavin conditioner and then take 7 tablespoons of hot water put it in a microwavable spray bottle and everytime u use it stick it in the microwave 4 like 5 sec.Does Bumble%26amp;Bumble Surf Spray Work, or can I make my own?
Yeah it does work.
But salt water is just as good.
And cheaper.
I'd go for the salt water tbh.
the bumble and bumble surf spray does work a little, but you could also use a curl enhancing spay as well. if your hair has some curl to it both of those will help if it is straight you will just get a slight wave. The surf spray is mainly meant to give you the ';just left the beach'; look like piecey and separated.
It works RRRREEEAAALLLLLYYYYYY well,
and if you wnt to make ur own take 5 teaspoons of fine salt 2 teaspoon of leavin conditioner and then take 7 tablespoons of hot water put it in a microwavable spray bottle and everytime u use it stick it in the microwave 4 like 5 sec.Does Bumble%26amp;Bumble Surf Spray Work, or can I make my own?
Yeah it does work.
But salt water is just as good.
And cheaper.
I'd go for the salt water tbh.
the bumble and bumble surf spray does work a little, but you could also use a curl enhancing spay as well. if your hair has some curl to it both of those will help if it is straight you will just get a slight wave. The surf spray is mainly meant to give you the ';just left the beach'; look like piecey and separated.
Is bumble bee white albacore health regarding the mercury levels. Is it healthy to eat one can a month?
Yes, one can a month is fine. Is also really depends on your age. Mercury is not as harmful to an adult as it is to young children. I think even one can a week is safe, but once a month is fine.
My favorite x-mas character is Bumble anyone else feel the same?
Bumble from Rudolph.My favorite x-mas character is Bumble anyone else feel the same?
yukon cornelius :)thick hair
yukon cornelius :)
How to change your arrow to a cartoon character?I saw a bumble bee instead of an arrow on this dude's computer
He told me to go to accessories and change it there but I don't know much about computers and haven't been able to figure it out. Can anyone help? I want one of those.....How to change your arrow to a cartoon character?I saw a bumble bee instead of an arrow on this dude's computer
steps
1- go to control panal (in XP click start then control panal)
2- click on ';switch to classic view'; if its is catagory view
3- double click Mouse a window appear
4- select ';Pointers'; tab from top
5- click on ';browse...'; and select any *.ini or *.cur file (those are called mouse pointers)How to change your arrow to a cartoon character?I saw a bumble bee instead of an arrow on this dude's computer
go to smiley central...... and your aerow is called a courser
steps
1- go to control panal (in XP click start then control panal)
2- click on ';switch to classic view'; if its is catagory view
3- double click Mouse a window appear
4- select ';Pointers'; tab from top
5- click on ';browse...'; and select any *.ini or *.cur file (those are called mouse pointers)How to change your arrow to a cartoon character?I saw a bumble bee instead of an arrow on this dude's computer
go to smiley central...... and your aerow is called a courser
Where can I find a Dooney & Bourke Tattooed Heart or Black Bumble Bee Handbag?
Where can I find a Dooney %26amp; Bourke Tattooed Heart or Black Bumble Bee Handbag? I am looking for an authentic one of these not a replica.
Thanks in advanceWhere can I find a Dooney %26amp; Bourke Tattooed Heart or Black Bumble Bee Handbag?
Hey there.
Macys stores carry Dooney and Bourke.
http://www1.macys.com/catalog/index.ognc鈥?/a>
Hope this helps!Where can I find a Dooney %26amp; Bourke Tattooed Heart or Black Bumble Bee Handbag?
you can try this http://www.kanaccasbags.com/home.php?cat鈥?/a>
good luck
You can get them on eBay or Amazon
Thanks in advanceWhere can I find a Dooney %26amp; Bourke Tattooed Heart or Black Bumble Bee Handbag?
Hey there.
Macys stores carry Dooney and Bourke.
http://www1.macys.com/catalog/index.ognc鈥?/a>
Hope this helps!Where can I find a Dooney %26amp; Bourke Tattooed Heart or Black Bumble Bee Handbag?
you can try this http://www.kanaccasbags.com/home.php?cat鈥?/a>
good luck
You can get them on eBay or Amazon
How do they electronically tag bumble bees?
they gas them with dilute carbon dioxide until they fall asleep
then they super glue a small chip between the wingsHow do they electronically tag bumble bees?
as you should know they only tag bees when they are let out of prison for good behaviour usually it comes with a curfew like having to be in by 8 o clock and only producing 2 grams of honey a day.
it is usually placed on the left leg and traced by satellite
by the buzz copsHow do they electronically tag bumble bees?
your it //
not sure but you can tell which ones are coz they buzz
With a bugging device.
Very gently
with chips in their nest (Not the ones you eat)
You can use RF ID's. RFID are passive devices that transmit radio waves, they cn be as big as a credit card or very small which can be injected to bees.
for more info visit wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RFID
All bumble bees or just the ones on remand?
very carefully
then they super glue a small chip between the wingsHow do they electronically tag bumble bees?
as you should know they only tag bees when they are let out of prison for good behaviour usually it comes with a curfew like having to be in by 8 o clock and only producing 2 grams of honey a day.
it is usually placed on the left leg and traced by satellite
by the buzz copsHow do they electronically tag bumble bees?
your it //
not sure but you can tell which ones are coz they buzz
With a bugging device.
Very gently
with chips in their nest (Not the ones you eat)
You can use RF ID's. RFID are passive devices that transmit radio waves, they cn be as big as a credit card or very small which can be injected to bees.
for more info visit wikipedia:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RFID
All bumble bees or just the ones on remand?
very carefully
Why does Optimus Prime and Megatron get cool names and Bumble Bee and Jazz have gay *** names?
why would the creator of Transformers let the name ';Bumble Bee'; or ';Jazz'; go into theater or even in comic books? Why does Optimus Prime and Megatron get cool names and Bumble Bee and Jazz have gay *** names?
Just like any movie. The stars get the cool names and the sidekicks get the funny ones.
I don't think after 30 years that Jim Shooter and Dennis O'Neil care about the characters.Why does Optimus Prime and Megatron get cool names and Bumble Bee and Jazz have gay *** names?
Ask the folks at Hasbro and Takara, who created the Transformers. Bumble Bee was so named, because the toy was originally a yellow Volkswagon Beetle...a ';Bug';...as for Jazz...go here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jazz_(Trans鈥?/a>
Just like any movie. The stars get the cool names and the sidekicks get the funny ones.
I don't think after 30 years that Jim Shooter and Dennis O'Neil care about the characters.Why does Optimus Prime and Megatron get cool names and Bumble Bee and Jazz have gay *** names?
Ask the folks at Hasbro and Takara, who created the Transformers. Bumble Bee was so named, because the toy was originally a yellow Volkswagon Beetle...a ';Bug';...as for Jazz...go here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jazz_(Trans鈥?/a>
I have some cans of bumble bee crab meat, is not the lumpy kind, does anybody have recipe for it?
CRAB SALAD
Serve crab salad with a slice of avocado on salad greens.
INGREDIENTS:
* 2 cups crab meat, flaked
* 1 cup diced celery
* 1/4 cup chopped green or red bell pepper
* 1 teaspoon salt, or to taste
* 1/4 teaspoon pepper
* 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
* 3 tablespoons mayonnaise
* mixed salad greens
* 6 avocado wedges, optional
PREPARATION:
Mix crab meat with diced celery, chopped bell pepper, salt, pepper, lemon juice, and mayonnaise. Serve over mixed greens with a slice of avocado, if desired.I have some cans of bumble bee crab meat, is not the lumpy kind, does anybody have recipe for it?
You'll need one 8oz package of cream cheese, 1 jar of cocktail sauce, 2 cans of crab meat.
Spread cream cheese on plate, top with jar of cocktail sauce, top with crab meat.
Use bugles, corn chips, or ritz for dippingI have some cans of bumble bee crab meat, is not the lumpy kind, does anybody have recipe for it?
Linguine with crab meat sauce:
Boil linguine pasta al dente and drain.
In skillet, heat 1 talespoon olive oil and 1 or 2 chopped garlic. Stir 30 secs - 1 minute. Add knob of butter and 1/4 cup chopped parsley.
Heat 30 seconds, add drained crabmeat - stir, heat through.
Add 1/2 cup cream, heat.
Add drained linguine and heat through.
Serve.
Try making some crabcakes.
Serve crab salad with a slice of avocado on salad greens.
INGREDIENTS:
* 2 cups crab meat, flaked
* 1 cup diced celery
* 1/4 cup chopped green or red bell pepper
* 1 teaspoon salt, or to taste
* 1/4 teaspoon pepper
* 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice
* 3 tablespoons mayonnaise
* mixed salad greens
* 6 avocado wedges, optional
PREPARATION:
Mix crab meat with diced celery, chopped bell pepper, salt, pepper, lemon juice, and mayonnaise. Serve over mixed greens with a slice of avocado, if desired.I have some cans of bumble bee crab meat, is not the lumpy kind, does anybody have recipe for it?
You'll need one 8oz package of cream cheese, 1 jar of cocktail sauce, 2 cans of crab meat.
Spread cream cheese on plate, top with jar of cocktail sauce, top with crab meat.
Use bugles, corn chips, or ritz for dippingI have some cans of bumble bee crab meat, is not the lumpy kind, does anybody have recipe for it?
Linguine with crab meat sauce:
Boil linguine pasta al dente and drain.
In skillet, heat 1 talespoon olive oil and 1 or 2 chopped garlic. Stir 30 secs - 1 minute. Add knob of butter and 1/4 cup chopped parsley.
Heat 30 seconds, add drained crabmeat - stir, heat through.
Add 1/2 cup cream, heat.
Add drained linguine and heat through.
Serve.
Try making some crabcakes.
Does anyone know the price difference in buying Bumble and Bumble products on sites like drugstore.com instead
of a salon? I purchased travel sizes of almost all of their shampoos through my salon to see which ones worked for me. Now I am ready to buy. I checked on drugstore.com and their travel sizes were more expensive than the ones I purchased in the salon. Does anyone know how much the Litre sizes of Creme De Coco shampoo generally go for in salons? Thank you in advance.Does anyone know the price difference in buying Bumble and Bumble products on sites like drugstore.com instead
The Creme De Coco Liters roughly go for about 60-65 dollars each.
Sites like Drugstore.com are selling diverted, old, fake or unauthorized product. They can't guarantee the product, or it's performance.
Your best bet is to buy it in a Salon, or directly from Bumble and bumblethick hair
The Creme De Coco Liters roughly go for about 60-65 dollars each.
Sites like Drugstore.com are selling diverted, old, fake or unauthorized product. They can't guarantee the product, or it's performance.
Your best bet is to buy it in a Salon, or directly from Bumble and bumble
What is the artist of the song of Bumble Bee?
Please! I really want to know.What is the artist of the song of Bumble Bee?
Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov composed it for his opera The Tale of Tsar Saltan.
Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov composed it for his opera The Tale of Tsar Saltan.
Why do some bumble bees sleep on flowers at night and not return to the nest?
My daughter observed that a few bees slept on a plant in our garden one night, and she wants to know and I do too why they did not return to the nest instead?Why do some bumble bees sleep on flowers at night and not return to the nest?
They were probably males or queens. They leave the colony to mate before starting a new one.
They were probably males or queens. They leave the colony to mate before starting a new one.
What is bumble foot in hamsters?
I think that is what is wrong with my hamster but I don't know what it is or how do you treat it?What is bumble foot in hamsters?
Well bumblefoot is caused by either wire flooring or the bedding is unclean.Though simply by getting a scratch on the bottom of it foot that bled slightly %26amp; he got an infection in it can cause this. In rabbits this is called Sore Hocks(Pododermatitis). In severe cases %26amp; if lest un treated the animal can unfortunately lose its leg,so its important to treat it fast.Heres a site to fullly explain it %26amp; tell you how to treat it.
http://exoticpets.about.com/od/careofrat鈥?/a>
I know it for rats but i couldn't find a hamster site for bumblefoot.
Hope this helps %26amp; he get better soon! xxxWhat is bumble foot in hamsters?
the hampster porbabulee doesnt get nuff CRACK!
Why don't you just google it.
The best/safest thing to do is go to the vet. =]
Well bumblefoot is caused by either wire flooring or the bedding is unclean.Though simply by getting a scratch on the bottom of it foot that bled slightly %26amp; he got an infection in it can cause this. In rabbits this is called Sore Hocks(Pododermatitis). In severe cases %26amp; if lest un treated the animal can unfortunately lose its leg,so its important to treat it fast.Heres a site to fullly explain it %26amp; tell you how to treat it.
http://exoticpets.about.com/od/careofrat鈥?/a>
I know it for rats but i couldn't find a hamster site for bumblefoot.
Hope this helps %26amp; he get better soon! xxxWhat is bumble foot in hamsters?
the hampster porbabulee doesnt get nuff CRACK!
Why don't you just google it.
The best/safest thing to do is go to the vet. =]
Are Bumble and Bumble products that much better than other products?
There is probably other products just as good but Bumble and Bumble IS a very good hair product....Are Bumble and Bumble products that much better than other products?
hya
no they are pretty much the same as any up there products!
allthough their beach spray is FAB
they are too over priced if you look for tigi bed head products on the web they are more moderatley priced and absoloutly great we use them in the salon i work at
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hya
no they are pretty much the same as any up there products!
allthough their beach spray is FAB
they are too over priced if you look for tigi bed head products on the web they are more moderatley priced and absoloutly great we use them in the salon i work at
x
What flowers can I plant outside that doesn't attract stinging bees, just bumble bees??
Begonia's attract bumble bees and I am trying to find out what other colorful annual that will be safe to plant since my boyfriend can die from a bee sting.What flowers can I plant outside that doesn't attract stinging bees, just bumble bees??
I don't know which flowers are less attractive to bees, but I do know that bumblebees sting just like honeybees. You should probably have an epi-pen (which administers the antidote for an anaphylactic/allergic reaction) at your house in case your boyfriend gets stung.What flowers can I plant outside that doesn't attract stinging bees, just bumble bees??
Bumblebees ARE stinging bees. They deliver a nasty wallop.
Try astilbes they are georgous ..or any flower without fragrance......fritillaria ...marigolds...alliums......
Bumble bees sting, but don't take my word for it, next time you see one, tickle its butt.
All flowers attract nectar loving insects. The same flowers that attract butterfly's will also attract bees.
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I don't know which flowers are less attractive to bees, but I do know that bumblebees sting just like honeybees. You should probably have an epi-pen (which administers the antidote for an anaphylactic/allergic reaction) at your house in case your boyfriend gets stung.What flowers can I plant outside that doesn't attract stinging bees, just bumble bees??
Bumblebees ARE stinging bees. They deliver a nasty wallop.
Try astilbes they are georgous ..or any flower without fragrance......fritillaria ...marigolds...alliums......
Bumble bees sting, but don't take my word for it, next time you see one, tickle its butt.
All flowers attract nectar loving insects. The same flowers that attract butterfly's will also attract bees.
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How would I find information on bumble bees with white stripes?
bees with white stripesHow would I find information on bumble bees with white stripes?
http://hercules.users.netlink.co.uk/Bee.鈥?/a>How would I find information on bumble bees with white stripes?
hmm never heard of such thing.thick hair
http://hercules.users.netlink.co.uk/Bee.鈥?/a>How would I find information on bumble bees with white stripes?
hmm never heard of such thing.
Does anyone know if i could get a demasoni and a bumble bee to coexist in a 30 gallon tank??r=1245204335?
They would probably be okay for a while. The bumble bee would probably kick the crap out of the demasoni eventually. Depending on the dimenions of this 30 gallon tank (at least a length of 36';, but that is usually a 30 gallon tank), you could have a small demasoni colony by trading in your bumble bee for some more demasoni. They are a great looking fish with an awesome personality, and would make your tank look great. Demasoni do well in groups 8-12. More females than males always, with lots of space to hide.Does anyone know if i could get a demasoni and a bumble bee to coexist in a 30 gallon tank??r=1245204335?
they would be alright for a while if you get them really small. I have a twenty gallon long style tank with two zebras, a yellow lab., a bumblebee, a demasoni, a brichardi, and a synodontis...my secret? they are all under an inch and a local pet store allows me to trade them for smaller ones when they get bigger and more aggressive.Does anyone know if i could get a demasoni and a bumble bee to coexist in a 30 gallon tank??r=1245204335?
put flowers with polllin
they would be alright for a while if you get them really small. I have a twenty gallon long style tank with two zebras, a yellow lab., a bumblebee, a demasoni, a brichardi, and a synodontis...my secret? they are all under an inch and a local pet store allows me to trade them for smaller ones when they get bigger and more aggressive.Does anyone know if i could get a demasoni and a bumble bee to coexist in a 30 gallon tank??r=1245204335?
put flowers with polllin
How do you get rid of those BIG Blackjacks? (big bumble bees)?
I have a back porch that has about 2-3 big blackjack bees and I dont know where they are coming from, or how to get rid of them. They are huge and I'm afaird that they might sting us or my dog. Does anyone know how to get rid of them? Thanks!How do you get rid of those BIG Blackjacks? (big bumble bees)?
I have a link below about how to get rid of bees.
You can buy some bug spray called Hot Shot at Wal-Mart. It's clear and odorless. Works great.
Might have to get an exterminator if nothing else works.
Best wishes!!! :)How do you get rid of those BIG Blackjacks? (big bumble bees)?
Leave them alone and they won't sting you. The more dangerous creature is the one planning an unprovoked attack on a creature 10,000 times smaller than it is.
dont know
I have a link below about how to get rid of bees.
You can buy some bug spray called Hot Shot at Wal-Mart. It's clear and odorless. Works great.
Might have to get an exterminator if nothing else works.
Best wishes!!! :)How do you get rid of those BIG Blackjacks? (big bumble bees)?
Leave them alone and they won't sting you. The more dangerous creature is the one planning an unprovoked attack on a creature 10,000 times smaller than it is.
dont know
I need good description words starting with the letter 'B' that have to do with bumble bees or butterflies.
I am writing a concrete poem about either bumble bees or butterflies, I am not sure yet. So I need words that start with 'b' that help to describe things having to do with them. So far I have the following: busy, bumble bees, buzz, belligerently, battle, borrow, beautiful, bountiful, buds, bounce, bat, butterflies...I need good description words starting with the letter 'B' that have to do with bumble bees or butterflies.
bumbling, beautiful, breezy, bashful, bright, bouncy.
That's all I can think of at the moment.I need good description words starting with the letter 'B' that have to do with bumble bees or butterflies.
bolt - as in to run off suddenly a bee could bolt
buffet - as in be buffeted by the wind as a butterfly would be
bomb - as in bombing along or going fast (bee)
butter yellow, blue, bizerk
bashfull
...bashfull??
butts - they have them too!
bumbling, beautiful, breezy, bashful, bright, bouncy.
That's all I can think of at the moment.I need good description words starting with the letter 'B' that have to do with bumble bees or butterflies.
bolt - as in to run off suddenly a bee could bolt
buffet - as in be buffeted by the wind as a butterfly would be
bomb - as in bombing along or going fast (bee)
butter yellow, blue, bizerk
bashfull
...bashfull??
butts - they have them too!
How much bumble bee wool would it take to for me to knit me a pullover?
How many bumble bees would I have to shave rather?
Well how else do they make black and yellow striped jumpers?How much bumble bee wool would it take to for me to knit me a pullover?
lol silly, Its gonna take about 50 billions bumble bees.How much bumble bee wool would it take to for me to knit me a pullover?
I'm gormless. You have me stumped!
It really depends on the size you need, silly!
i've tried it before and trust me: not worth it.
Shaving bumble bees???
Jeeeez...let's don't, and say we did!
Now, stand still, while I paint these stripes on you.
I can supply you with the wool but can you move your fingers fast enough (to knit) to make it worth me pulling over?
I do think a black and yellow jumper would go rather well with your snot sombrero...
Well how else do they make black and yellow striped jumpers?How much bumble bee wool would it take to for me to knit me a pullover?
lol silly, Its gonna take about 50 billions bumble bees.How much bumble bee wool would it take to for me to knit me a pullover?
I'm gormless. You have me stumped!
It really depends on the size you need, silly!
i've tried it before and trust me: not worth it.
Shaving bumble bees???
Jeeeez...let's don't, and say we did!
Now, stand still, while I paint these stripes on you.
I can supply you with the wool but can you move your fingers fast enough (to knit) to make it worth me pulling over?
I do think a black and yellow jumper would go rather well with your snot sombrero...
Does anyone have a home remedy for bumble and carpenter bees?
Mix 2 parts orange oil and 1 part water. Use paint brush or rag to rub on wooden areas where the bees are.Does anyone have a home remedy for bumble and carpenter bees?
a little stinkier, but diesel fuel in a garden sprayer works wonders on all kinds of critters, including termites, spiders, ticks, snakes, wood boring insects and dirt dabbers. if you don't like that try www.domyownpestcontrol.com on the left hand side there will be a list of critters or you can do your own search there.Does anyone have a home remedy for bumble and carpenter bees?
make a small funnel out of wire mesh. tack it over the hole where bees come out. Small hole in outside end. they can get out but can't get back in same hole
a little stinkier, but diesel fuel in a garden sprayer works wonders on all kinds of critters, including termites, spiders, ticks, snakes, wood boring insects and dirt dabbers. if you don't like that try www.domyownpestcontrol.com on the left hand side there will be a list of critters or you can do your own search there.Does anyone have a home remedy for bumble and carpenter bees?
make a small funnel out of wire mesh. tack it over the hole where bees come out. Small hole in outside end. they can get out but can't get back in same hole
How do i buy bumble and bumble surf spray online?
i went to the bumble and bumble website and i found the product i wanted but there was no link that said put in basket or something like that. so how do i buy it!?How do i buy bumble and bumble surf spray online?
You cannot, go to a Bumble %26amp; bumble salon near you.thick hair
You cannot, go to a Bumble %26amp; bumble salon near you.
How long does the avarage bumble bee live?
The Life Cycle of the Bumble Bee.
Every Autumn as the first frosts begin the mated young queens seek out a place to hibernate in safety. If you come across a live but sleepy bee in a pile of leaves in Winter don't damage it. Its not dying, just in a deep cold sleep like a hedgehog. Put it back where you found it and cover it gently against the cold.
In the first warm days of Spring you may see the large queens flying busily about the early bulbs and flowers. These large slow bees are searching for nectar and pollen to turn into honey and food for their newly hatching brood. So the organic gardener plants lots of pollen producing flowers and leaves an unmown patch of early dandelions in the wild garden or hedgerow to feed the young queens.
The queen will locate a suitable place to build her nest. There are over 200 types of bumble bee and they look for a variety of sites. Most common are the leaf litter in a hedge bottom, an old mouse hole, a cool dark place under a large stone or under the wooden floor of a garden shed or other building. Because the bumble bee does not live in a large colony the nest is usually little bigger than half a grapefruit even in the busiest days of high Summer.
The queen begins a new nest with a ball of pollen and wax into which she lays just a few (approx 6 ) eggs at a time. When the eggs hatch they try to eat their way through the pollen reserve but the queen continually adds to the pollen and wax sealing them in. Eventually the grubs pupate and the queen spins a bright yellow cocoon of the finest silk from which the grubs emerge a few days later as fully grown worker bees.
As soon as they dry their wings the worker bees begin work to support the colony and their queen. She continues to lay eggs but as it takes more and more of her time the pollen and nectar collection is delegated to the workers, the queen spending her whole time in the nest.
This co-operation continues throughout the high days of late Spring and Summer until the nest has reached the right size for its species. At that point the queen lays eggs destined to become next years queen bees as well as drones or male bees. The drones once hatched leave the nest and live independent lives, their only purpose being to mate with the young queens to ensure the survival of the species. Unlike honey bees the young bumble queens will continue to live and work in the mother colony for the remainder of the Summer and Autumn.
Come the first sharp drop in temperature and frosts the old queen, her workers and the independent drones will die. Only the newly mated queens will survive in hibernation to begin the cycle again the following Spring.How long does the avarage bumble bee live?
NOT VERY LONG IF I GET HOLD OF IT !!!!!!!!!!!!How long does the avarage bumble bee live?
Too long ouch!
Don't know, but I just saw on the tv that they can warm themselves up in the morning by rapidly vibrating their wings; which means that they can get out and about flying to flowers for nectar earlier than many other insects.
Amazing eh?!
Don't know the answer, but I have to let someone know that today, November 26th, in central UK, I saw a wasp which was alive and seemingly - well, and wanting to be on the outside of the window it was then on the inside of.
Sash.
The queen can live from 2-5 years. The drone lives 40-50 days. Drones are male bees. Most of the bees are workers.They are females. They work hard making honey and stinging for defense! They live from 1-4 months. The lifecycle of the worker bee: Egg (3 days), Larva (6 days), Pupa (12 days). This is a total of 21 days from egg (baby) to adult worker.
Honey bees pass through four distinct life stages: the egg, larva, pupa and adult. The process is called complete metamorphosis, which means that the form of the bee changes drastically from the larva to the adult. Passing through the immature stages takes 21 days for worker bees. On the first day, the queen bee lays a single egg in each cell of the comb. The egg generally hatches into a larva on the fourth day. The larva is a legless grub that resembles a tiny white sausage. The larva is fed a mixture of pollen and nectar called beebread. On the ninth day the cell is capped with wax and the larva transforms into the pupa. The pupa is a physical transition stage between the amorphous larva and the hairy, winged adult. The pupa doesn't eat. On day 21, the new adult worker bee emerges.
Every Autumn as the first frosts begin the mated young queens seek out a place to hibernate in safety. If you come across a live but sleepy bee in a pile of leaves in Winter don't damage it. Its not dying, just in a deep cold sleep like a hedgehog. Put it back where you found it and cover it gently against the cold.
In the first warm days of Spring you may see the large queens flying busily about the early bulbs and flowers. These large slow bees are searching for nectar and pollen to turn into honey and food for their newly hatching brood. So the organic gardener plants lots of pollen producing flowers and leaves an unmown patch of early dandelions in the wild garden or hedgerow to feed the young queens.
The queen will locate a suitable place to build her nest. There are over 200 types of bumble bee and they look for a variety of sites. Most common are the leaf litter in a hedge bottom, an old mouse hole, a cool dark place under a large stone or under the wooden floor of a garden shed or other building. Because the bumble bee does not live in a large colony the nest is usually little bigger than half a grapefruit even in the busiest days of high Summer.
The queen begins a new nest with a ball of pollen and wax into which she lays just a few (approx 6 ) eggs at a time. When the eggs hatch they try to eat their way through the pollen reserve but the queen continually adds to the pollen and wax sealing them in. Eventually the grubs pupate and the queen spins a bright yellow cocoon of the finest silk from which the grubs emerge a few days later as fully grown worker bees.
As soon as they dry their wings the worker bees begin work to support the colony and their queen. She continues to lay eggs but as it takes more and more of her time the pollen and nectar collection is delegated to the workers, the queen spending her whole time in the nest.
This co-operation continues throughout the high days of late Spring and Summer until the nest has reached the right size for its species. At that point the queen lays eggs destined to become next years queen bees as well as drones or male bees. The drones once hatched leave the nest and live independent lives, their only purpose being to mate with the young queens to ensure the survival of the species. Unlike honey bees the young bumble queens will continue to live and work in the mother colony for the remainder of the Summer and Autumn.
Come the first sharp drop in temperature and frosts the old queen, her workers and the independent drones will die. Only the newly mated queens will survive in hibernation to begin the cycle again the following Spring.How long does the avarage bumble bee live?
NOT VERY LONG IF I GET HOLD OF IT !!!!!!!!!!!!How long does the avarage bumble bee live?
Too long ouch!
Don't know, but I just saw on the tv that they can warm themselves up in the morning by rapidly vibrating their wings; which means that they can get out and about flying to flowers for nectar earlier than many other insects.
Amazing eh?!
Don't know the answer, but I have to let someone know that today, November 26th, in central UK, I saw a wasp which was alive and seemingly - well, and wanting to be on the outside of the window it was then on the inside of.
Sash.
The queen can live from 2-5 years. The drone lives 40-50 days. Drones are male bees. Most of the bees are workers.They are females. They work hard making honey and stinging for defense! They live from 1-4 months. The lifecycle of the worker bee: Egg (3 days), Larva (6 days), Pupa (12 days). This is a total of 21 days from egg (baby) to adult worker.
Honey bees pass through four distinct life stages: the egg, larva, pupa and adult. The process is called complete metamorphosis, which means that the form of the bee changes drastically from the larva to the adult. Passing through the immature stages takes 21 days for worker bees. On the first day, the queen bee lays a single egg in each cell of the comb. The egg generally hatches into a larva on the fourth day. The larva is a legless grub that resembles a tiny white sausage. The larva is fed a mixture of pollen and nectar called beebread. On the ninth day the cell is capped with wax and the larva transforms into the pupa. The pupa is a physical transition stage between the amorphous larva and the hairy, winged adult. The pupa doesn't eat. On day 21, the new adult worker bee emerges.
Where can I purchase Bumble & Bumble hair products?
I really want to try their things. I've heard they're pretty awesome. Thanks.Where can I purchase Bumble %26amp; Bumble hair products?
You can get them through an online retailer or a local salon. Bumble and Bumble is picky about who sells their line so I'd call salons first so you don't waste a trip to find they don't have what you're looking for. You can also get them at Target, but there's no guarantee for quality and they're the same price there as they would be at a salon, so go to a salon.Where can I purchase Bumble %26amp; Bumble hair products?
well, you can check other than that!
Check this link:
http://www.1bodycare.com/796434-fast
http://www.1bodycare.com/796434-newhair
Check this site:
http://www.hubpages.com/profile/totally_鈥?/a>
http://guidetotravel-aleluiah.blogspot.c鈥?/a> for traveling purpose
You can get them at http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8%26amp;鈥?/a>
Folica.com and maybe even Sephora.
You can get them through an online retailer or a local salon. Bumble and Bumble is picky about who sells their line so I'd call salons first so you don't waste a trip to find they don't have what you're looking for. You can also get them at Target, but there's no guarantee for quality and they're the same price there as they would be at a salon, so go to a salon.Where can I purchase Bumble %26amp; Bumble hair products?
well, you can check other than that!
Check this link:
http://www.1bodycare.com/796434-fast
http://www.1bodycare.com/796434-newhair
Check this site:
http://www.hubpages.com/profile/totally_鈥?/a>
http://guidetotravel-aleluiah.blogspot.c鈥?/a> for traveling purpose
You can get them at http://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8%26amp;鈥?/a>
Folica.com and maybe even Sephora.
Were can I buy Bumble and Bumble Shampoo?
None of the salons around town use Bumble and Bumble just Aveda and such. What is the price? What is the best kind for someone with thick, somewhat frizzy, wavy brunette hair. Thanks (:Were can I buy Bumble and Bumble Shampoo?
target
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>Were can I buy Bumble and Bumble Shampoo?
try hyvee or target
target
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;鈥?/a>Were can I buy Bumble and Bumble Shampoo?
try hyvee or target
Whats the best bumble and bumble shampoo?
Is the bumble and bumble gentle shampoo good?Whats the best bumble and bumble shampoo?
I prefer the seaweed, but the gentle is good too.
I prefer the seaweed, but the gentle is good too.
How much does it cost to have a bumble and bumble haircut?
it's on the bumble and bublme web site or you can just call
How much times its weight can a bumble bee carry?
Stripped of ethical rationalizations and philosophical pretensions, a crime is anything that a group in power chooses to prohibit.How much times its weight can a bumble bee carry?
WHY DOES IT MATTER???
thick hair
WHY DOES IT MATTER???
Which Bumble and Bumble Hair Product holds curl better the styling creme or the curl conscious creme?
I currently use the Bumble and Bumble Gentle Shampoo and Super Rich Conditioner for my naturally thick wavy hair, and I use the styling creme to blow dry my hair straight. What would you recommend when I want to do my hair natural and wavy, the same styling creme or the curl conscious creme? I used to use Curls Rock and my hair looked wet and greasy. What about Aveda's Curl line? Is that any good? I want something pretty, natural, with volume too, and not crunchy. Any suggestions? It doesn't need to be Bumble and Bumble.Which Bumble and Bumble Hair Product holds curl better the styling creme or the curl conscious creme?
Trust me when i say neither.....the curl concious for medium to thick hair has no hold far less for the one for thin to medium......the styling creme willl give you no curl formation......plus they both have silicones which tends to build up on hair and make it hard and dry especially as you already use the super rich condi........I would recommend that you use either...
1. ';Enjoy shaping lotion'; sold in salons......gives incredible curl formation and a nice soft hold.....trust me this is the best and lots of people rave about it....if you know hair types I have 3c-4a...sometimes 3b(depends on the humidity)...and this works great for me, alot of people use this...from 3a's down....(you can go to www.naturallycurly.com to find aout ur hair type)
2. Alfaprf Sublime Sorbet is another one i'd tell you to try cuz its also amazing...I use it as an alternate so my hair won't get use to just one product.
These give good moisture curl formation and nice soft hold ( I hate stuf that make hair as hard as a rock like gel)...these two are both lotions.
AND TRUST ME when i say B%26amp;B CC gives NO hold NO curl formation NO moisture....
Trust me when i say neither.....the curl concious for medium to thick hair has no hold far less for the one for thin to medium......the styling creme willl give you no curl formation......plus they both have silicones which tends to build up on hair and make it hard and dry especially as you already use the super rich condi........I would recommend that you use either...
1. ';Enjoy shaping lotion'; sold in salons......gives incredible curl formation and a nice soft hold.....trust me this is the best and lots of people rave about it....if you know hair types I have 3c-4a...sometimes 3b(depends on the humidity)...and this works great for me, alot of people use this...from 3a's down....(you can go to www.naturallycurly.com to find aout ur hair type)
2. Alfaprf Sublime Sorbet is another one i'd tell you to try cuz its also amazing...I use it as an alternate so my hair won't get use to just one product.
These give good moisture curl formation and nice soft hold ( I hate stuf that make hair as hard as a rock like gel)...these two are both lotions.
AND TRUST ME when i say B%26amp;B CC gives NO hold NO curl formation NO moisture....
My boyfriend wants me to dress up in a bumble bee costume.?
he says its just for walking around the house in. doing the washing up ect. and not for the bedroom.because that would be weird . should i tell him i want him to wear a donkey costume to our wedding?My boyfriend wants me to dress up in a bumble bee costume.?
Would the best man have to be the back-end of the donkey?My boyfriend wants me to dress up in a bumble bee costume.?
no
Well thats a new one - Sounds like a bit of a self pollinator to me.
lmaoooo XD
he is taking the piss abit ant he
id tell him where too stick it
alltho he must have a good sence of humor
and yeahh tell him too dress as a donkey or elephant or sumet stupid lol (:
Maybe he wants a sip of your honey whilst giving you a buzz!....
umm...that's kinda weird
Would the best man have to be the back-end of the donkey?My boyfriend wants me to dress up in a bumble bee costume.?
no
Well thats a new one - Sounds like a bit of a self pollinator to me.
lmaoooo XD
he is taking the piss abit ant he
id tell him where too stick it
alltho he must have a good sence of humor
and yeahh tell him too dress as a donkey or elephant or sumet stupid lol (:
Maybe he wants a sip of your honey whilst giving you a buzz!....
umm...that's kinda weird
Why is it that if you put a bumble bee in the freezer til its frozen it comes out alive?
I saw this on tv! also how does a bumble bee fly ?Why is it that if you put a bumble bee in the freezer til its frozen it comes out alive?
They're hard! also, using the most basic of models to represent the bee it is not possible for the bee to fly but once you refine the model and take into acount their remarkable ability to use their turbulance to help them fly (around 50% more efficent than effort alone) it is possible to demonstrate that not only do bees obey the laws of aerodynamics but that they exploit them ingeniously.Why is it that if you put a bumble bee in the freezer til its frozen it comes out alive?
oh and i like the antifreeze answers too, if I could give you 5 points I would Report Abuse
Suspended animation?
Turn off the tv.
beacause they are flying about fast so the ice cant get to them
This is a good example of the power, or indeed danger, of the shared word, and modern media. Im trying this, at next opportunity, at the expence of (bee's) life.
Why would you want to do that to a bee, how sadistic
i'm not really sure but i know that a fly is the same way... they must have some kind of anti freeze in them that helps them stay live through the winter...
the frezzer doesnt kill it it just slowes its body down so when it is taken out its body speeds up.
its like criogenic freezing in people.
it flies using its wings.
i agree with peridot - that is sadistic but it is probley to do with the bee slowing down its heartrate in order to survive - i'm glad it did!
Oh God! Half the nation's freezers will be full of bumble bees tomorrow!
Clearly that is no a bumblebee but a little animatron that looks like one.
Or, what could also be the case, is that is is a tiny alien that looks like a bumblebee by baffling coincidence, but is in fact an alien from some distant ice-covered planet that merely fled into the freezer to survive.
In that case it would fly by using a jetpack.
yeah but howd u get bee int freezer int 1st place?
dunno, but if you put a wasp in a dishwasher on a normal cycle (dishwasher cycle, not a bike...) it comes out black and white not yellow and white.
oh yeah, it also comes out dead.
bees hibernate in winter, very simimalr to the ways certain frogs do. By freezing themselves and living (barely) in a comatose state. When their body thaws they spring back to life as if nothing happened, bees certain frogs and some other animals can produce a sort of antifreeze in their blood and organs that allows it to survive in winter.
They keep themselves warm enough by flapping their wings just enough. Leave the little bugger in there for a fortnight and see if he still lives
They're hard! also, using the most basic of models to represent the bee it is not possible for the bee to fly but once you refine the model and take into acount their remarkable ability to use their turbulance to help them fly (around 50% more efficent than effort alone) it is possible to demonstrate that not only do bees obey the laws of aerodynamics but that they exploit them ingeniously.Why is it that if you put a bumble bee in the freezer til its frozen it comes out alive?
oh and i like the antifreeze answers too, if I could give you 5 points I would Report Abuse
Suspended animation?
Turn off the tv.
beacause they are flying about fast so the ice cant get to them
This is a good example of the power, or indeed danger, of the shared word, and modern media. Im trying this, at next opportunity, at the expence of (bee's) life.
Why would you want to do that to a bee, how sadistic
i'm not really sure but i know that a fly is the same way... they must have some kind of anti freeze in them that helps them stay live through the winter...
the frezzer doesnt kill it it just slowes its body down so when it is taken out its body speeds up.
its like criogenic freezing in people.
it flies using its wings.
i agree with peridot - that is sadistic but it is probley to do with the bee slowing down its heartrate in order to survive - i'm glad it did!
Oh God! Half the nation's freezers will be full of bumble bees tomorrow!
Clearly that is no a bumblebee but a little animatron that looks like one.
Or, what could also be the case, is that is is a tiny alien that looks like a bumblebee by baffling coincidence, but is in fact an alien from some distant ice-covered planet that merely fled into the freezer to survive.
In that case it would fly by using a jetpack.
yeah but howd u get bee int freezer int 1st place?
dunno, but if you put a wasp in a dishwasher on a normal cycle (dishwasher cycle, not a bike...) it comes out black and white not yellow and white.
oh yeah, it also comes out dead.
bees hibernate in winter, very simimalr to the ways certain frogs do. By freezing themselves and living (barely) in a comatose state. When their body thaws they spring back to life as if nothing happened, bees certain frogs and some other animals can produce a sort of antifreeze in their blood and organs that allows it to survive in winter.
They keep themselves warm enough by flapping their wings just enough. Leave the little bugger in there for a fortnight and see if he still lives
Are gm crops causing a decline in bumble bee numbers?
I read that it was a virus that was killing the bee population - we should all be very afraid.Are gm crops causing a decline in bumble bee numbers?
There is a possible mechanism by which GM will affect bees. If GM crops are infertile and produce flowers but do not pollen, they may find problems feeding in the area. This may also apply to infertile garden cultivars. However, I do not know of any such commercial crops. I do know that pesticides will either kill or injure the insects and the survivors will be more susceptible to viruses and mites as a result.
Over 30% of our crops rely on bees for pollination, so there demise would be very serious, in my view. Are gm crops causing a decline in bumble bee numbers?
I think its to do with the recent rather wet weather bouts we are having that are keeping them in the hives, and then as someone else has said there is also a nasty virus that is going around which is being particularly effective because they are not leaving the hives as much.
But hey, who knows the GM crops may not be helping.
When considering the potential impacts of GM plants on bees, it is important to remember that bees eat only pollen, nectar, resins (for propolis) and honeydew (excreted by sap-sucking insects); they do not eat leaves, stems or roots. Therefore a GM plant can only affect a bee if it expresses a novel protein in the parts that bees eat and if that protein has biological activity against the honey bee.
We have studied the effects that plants expressing different proteins may have on bees without using GM plants. We fed purified novel proteins, identical to those produced by GM plants, at a range of concentrations, to adult and larval bees kept in the laboratory.
We measured the effects of three classes of proteins on bees:
Bt toxins (designed mostly to control caterpillars), and found no effects
Protease inhibitors (for caterpillar and beetle control), and found only slight effects at very high concentrations
A biotin-binding protein (for general insect control), and found no effects.
Overseas colleagues working with GM plants and bees have found that most GM plants produce only minute quantities of novel proteins in pollen and none in nectar. They have found no negative effects on bees from plants modified to be insect- or herbicide- or disease-resistant.
Our team has carried out research on bee health since 1995. We have worked closely with colleagues overseas in a co-ordinated research effort.
For more information see EDP Sciences website or download a copy of the review paper 'Effects of transgene products on honey bees and bumblebees' in PDF format.
Hi Kit,
I don't think we can blame GM crops this time. Honey bees are the main pollinators of food crops, as they stick to one crop at a time, while bumble bees go randomly. I wondered if it could be the same thoracic mite that was killing off the honey bee, and I found this interesting article (link below). It is a parasite that robs bees of the ability to distinguish which flowers have nectar and which don't. The bee starves to death slowly by visiting empty flowers. I'm glad you asked this question and helped me learn something. I'll be a lot more tolerant of them buzzing me while I'm tending their flowers!
http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/80beat鈥?/a>
Kit, I just found an article by a guy in Germany who says that toxins from bt corn DO make the bees more suseptible to the parasite. Just google ';gm crops + bees'; to see several opinions.
A little bit, but most is due to systemic pesticides that flow through the sap of the plant. When the bees feed on the nectar of the flowers they get poisoned.
Imidacloprid is a common bee killing pesticide that has been pushed onto farmers to kill pest insects.
I don't think that GM is having an affect on bees, there's not enough of it. What is causing a problem is Verroa, a mite and parasite.
http://www.microscopy-uk.org.uk/mag/arti鈥?/a>
Gawd, I hope not. I thought the current theory was that it's something to do with mobile masts interfering with their navigation system.
There is a possible mechanism by which GM will affect bees. If GM crops are infertile and produce flowers but do not pollen, they may find problems feeding in the area. This may also apply to infertile garden cultivars. However, I do not know of any such commercial crops. I do know that pesticides will either kill or injure the insects and the survivors will be more susceptible to viruses and mites as a result.
Over 30% of our crops rely on bees for pollination, so there demise would be very serious, in my view. Are gm crops causing a decline in bumble bee numbers?
I think its to do with the recent rather wet weather bouts we are having that are keeping them in the hives, and then as someone else has said there is also a nasty virus that is going around which is being particularly effective because they are not leaving the hives as much.
But hey, who knows the GM crops may not be helping.
When considering the potential impacts of GM plants on bees, it is important to remember that bees eat only pollen, nectar, resins (for propolis) and honeydew (excreted by sap-sucking insects); they do not eat leaves, stems or roots. Therefore a GM plant can only affect a bee if it expresses a novel protein in the parts that bees eat and if that protein has biological activity against the honey bee.
We have studied the effects that plants expressing different proteins may have on bees without using GM plants. We fed purified novel proteins, identical to those produced by GM plants, at a range of concentrations, to adult and larval bees kept in the laboratory.
We measured the effects of three classes of proteins on bees:
Bt toxins (designed mostly to control caterpillars), and found no effects
Protease inhibitors (for caterpillar and beetle control), and found only slight effects at very high concentrations
A biotin-binding protein (for general insect control), and found no effects.
Overseas colleagues working with GM plants and bees have found that most GM plants produce only minute quantities of novel proteins in pollen and none in nectar. They have found no negative effects on bees from plants modified to be insect- or herbicide- or disease-resistant.
Our team has carried out research on bee health since 1995. We have worked closely with colleagues overseas in a co-ordinated research effort.
For more information see EDP Sciences website or download a copy of the review paper 'Effects of transgene products on honey bees and bumblebees' in PDF format.
Hi Kit,
I don't think we can blame GM crops this time. Honey bees are the main pollinators of food crops, as they stick to one crop at a time, while bumble bees go randomly. I wondered if it could be the same thoracic mite that was killing off the honey bee, and I found this interesting article (link below). It is a parasite that robs bees of the ability to distinguish which flowers have nectar and which don't. The bee starves to death slowly by visiting empty flowers. I'm glad you asked this question and helped me learn something. I'll be a lot more tolerant of them buzzing me while I'm tending their flowers!
http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/80beat鈥?/a>
Kit, I just found an article by a guy in Germany who says that toxins from bt corn DO make the bees more suseptible to the parasite. Just google ';gm crops + bees'; to see several opinions.
A little bit, but most is due to systemic pesticides that flow through the sap of the plant. When the bees feed on the nectar of the flowers they get poisoned.
Imidacloprid is a common bee killing pesticide that has been pushed onto farmers to kill pest insects.
I don't think that GM is having an affect on bees, there's not enough of it. What is causing a problem is Verroa, a mite and parasite.
http://www.microscopy-uk.org.uk/mag/arti鈥?/a>
Gawd, I hope not. I thought the current theory was that it's something to do with mobile masts interfering with their navigation system.
Whats the average selling price for a bumble bee ball python?
also is there any good simple breeding caclulaters for ball pythons u no bout?Whats the average selling price for a bumble bee ball python?
They average about $800. I only wish I could find one for $300 like the first answer suggested. Here's a breeding calculator: http://geneticswizard.com/Whats the average selling price for a bumble bee ball python?
Babies usually go for around 500 and adult go for a little more. Also, WTF is a breeding calculator??
um like 300$ plus the food an stuff like datthick hair
They average about $800. I only wish I could find one for $300 like the first answer suggested. Here's a breeding calculator: http://geneticswizard.com/Whats the average selling price for a bumble bee ball python?
Babies usually go for around 500 and adult go for a little more. Also, WTF is a breeding calculator??
um like 300$ plus the food an stuff like dat
Here's two questions in one: What ever happened to Chris Silverwood, and why is David Lloyd nicknamed Bumble?
I thought Silverwood was a good fast bowler who could have achieved much if he was given a few more chances, a bit like Ryan Sidebottom's eventual success for England. Why didn't the selectors persist with him?
And what is the story behind David Lloyd's nickname, Bumble?Here's two questions in one: What ever happened to Chris Silverwood, and why is David Lloyd nicknamed Bumble?
Silverwood was given 3 bites of the cherry (in 1996, 2000 and 2002 i believe) but he never was quite international standard.
His record in First Class cricket is equal to any English fast bowler of the last 20 years, but he is a one-dimensional bowler, who struggled when the going gets tough against quality batsmen.
He has also came at a time, when England have produced quality fast bowler, after quality fast bowler. In the early days, Silverwood was a liabilty and it showed in the early test matches he played, he was all over the shop (not by wides or no-balls, but he just couldnt bowl straight enough to threaten the batsmen) England rightly (in my opinion) dropped him, so he could go back and learn his trade. He filled in a few times in the 00's but he could never impress enough to keep his place in the side.
Ironically now Silverwood is one of the most consistent bowlers on the county circuit, but unfortunately for him, England have a chain of fast bowlers ahead of him.
I believe Silverwood would do a good job for England (even now) but he will be another Englishmen who couldnt quite cut it in the 90's.
There are a few reasons for Bumble's nickname
1. His enthusistic verbosity of the game, which is imparted with a incomprehensible Lancashire buzz
2. His similar looks to Michael Bentine who was in a TV show in the 70's. The caricatures were called the BumbliesHere's two questions in one: What ever happened to Chris Silverwood, and why is David Lloyd nicknamed Bumble?
As far as Chris Silverwood goes, England bowling coach Bob Cottam once said he was faster than Allan Donald but he lacked the consistency. That could be the answer. I don't know much about him so i can't really say.
David Lloyd got his nickname from from Michael Bentine's Potty Time, a kid's programme in the '70s with caricatures called the Bumblies. In the Lancashire dressing-room, they thaught he looked like them so the name Bumble stuck.
Silverwood: lacked consistencey
lloyd: David Lloyd got his nickname from from Michael Bentine's Potty Time, a kid's programme in the '70s with caricatures called the Bumblies. In the Lancashire dressing-room, they thaught he looked like them so the name Bumble stuck.
silverwood was looking a goood prospect.. but i dont know the reasons that y hes not taken more chances
no idea????????????
And what is the story behind David Lloyd's nickname, Bumble?Here's two questions in one: What ever happened to Chris Silverwood, and why is David Lloyd nicknamed Bumble?
Silverwood was given 3 bites of the cherry (in 1996, 2000 and 2002 i believe) but he never was quite international standard.
His record in First Class cricket is equal to any English fast bowler of the last 20 years, but he is a one-dimensional bowler, who struggled when the going gets tough against quality batsmen.
He has also came at a time, when England have produced quality fast bowler, after quality fast bowler. In the early days, Silverwood was a liabilty and it showed in the early test matches he played, he was all over the shop (not by wides or no-balls, but he just couldnt bowl straight enough to threaten the batsmen) England rightly (in my opinion) dropped him, so he could go back and learn his trade. He filled in a few times in the 00's but he could never impress enough to keep his place in the side.
Ironically now Silverwood is one of the most consistent bowlers on the county circuit, but unfortunately for him, England have a chain of fast bowlers ahead of him.
I believe Silverwood would do a good job for England (even now) but he will be another Englishmen who couldnt quite cut it in the 90's.
There are a few reasons for Bumble's nickname
1. His enthusistic verbosity of the game, which is imparted with a incomprehensible Lancashire buzz
2. His similar looks to Michael Bentine who was in a TV show in the 70's. The caricatures were called the BumbliesHere's two questions in one: What ever happened to Chris Silverwood, and why is David Lloyd nicknamed Bumble?
As far as Chris Silverwood goes, England bowling coach Bob Cottam once said he was faster than Allan Donald but he lacked the consistency. That could be the answer. I don't know much about him so i can't really say.
David Lloyd got his nickname from from Michael Bentine's Potty Time, a kid's programme in the '70s with caricatures called the Bumblies. In the Lancashire dressing-room, they thaught he looked like them so the name Bumble stuck.
Silverwood: lacked consistencey
lloyd: David Lloyd got his nickname from from Michael Bentine's Potty Time, a kid's programme in the '70s with caricatures called the Bumblies. In the Lancashire dressing-room, they thaught he looked like them so the name Bumble stuck.
silverwood was looking a goood prospect.. but i dont know the reasons that y hes not taken more chances
no idea????????????
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