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A Sting in the Tale: My Adventures with Bumblebees Dave Goulson
Publisher: Picador

May 28, 2014 - That fuzzy orange belt should give anyone pleasant pause, and I don't consider a single second of my apian adventure wasted time. And it's brilliant: entertaining, 2013 at 3:17 am said: Have not seen any bumblebees here for a good while . Dave Goulson talks about his adventures with bumblebees with June Stoyer on The Organic View Radio Show. I also have a special place in my heart and TBR pile for indie books. Researchers have long wondered how these tiny flyers were able to navigate the challenges of high-altitude flight—and just how high bumblebees could go. Jul 16, 2013 - I bought this new book by Dave Goulson, founder of the Bumblebee Conservation Trust, after hearing him speak at the 'Future without bees' talk at the Southbank Centre. €�I think it's clear that the world my children grow up in is going to be a poorer place than what we have today,” he told Salon. Feb 5, 2014 - Yet bumblebees are abundant in high alpine regions. Growing Caterpillars: A Tale of Birds, Plants, and People. Images and Tales from My Adventures, Whether Next Door or Thousands of Miles Away. We finally have the bees swarming over all over the salvia flowers, but they are almost done (the flowers, not the bees), and my shrubs are not flowering yet (russian sage and bluebeard). Conservation Trust, Goulson is the author of more than 200 scientific studies on bees and other insects and, most recently, of “A Sting in the Tale,” which chronicles his lifelong fascination with bumblebees and the quest to forestall their decline. May 20, 2014 - World-renowned bumblebee expert, Dr. Apr 9, 2014 - A Sting In The Tale is a wonderful book brimming with information on bumblebees, nature, and history that illustrates how delicate ecosystems are. Feb 16, 2014 - And in the process, they're discovering a stinging reality that researchers have known for more than a decade: Many of North America's once-plentiful bumblebee species have all but disappeared. I was always interested as food is a special interest of mine (which you already know if you've ever seen my profile) but I was gifted with a camera while I've been on my Euro adventure and found I really enjoy taking pictures of flowers and the bugs that visit them.