Nice footage there!
Do you see lots of bees on the blossoms? I spent lots of time (I won't say 'hours') but many different trips were made with cameras in hand to try to get some footage with bees. I kept wondering if in places like Tennessee or anywhere east of the Mississippi, whether it would be easier to see lots of bees in the blossoms.For us, the tulip tree, aka "polpar", is easily our largest honey flow. They are gorgeous fast growing trees. Probably one of my favorite trees. We have seven or eight in our yard, maybe more.
They do well in wetter areas.
Shane
The trees are so tall it is hard to see the bees working blooms. If you could find a tree that had a large hill overlooking the tree, you could see bees working the blooms. Otherwise, it is like staring at a giant.Do you see lots of bees on the blossoms? I spent lots of time (I won't say 'hours') but many different trips were made with cameras in hand to try to get some footage with bees. I kept wondering if in places like Tennessee or anywhere east of the Mississippi, whether it would be easier to see lots of bees in the blossoms.
I favor poplar honey over sourwood.Tomato tomahto. Lots of nice thick dark tasty nectar no matter how you say it.![]()