Sia
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Dead Bees!At the start of the summer I seen quite a few bees and butterflys
However after the chemtrails thing, (which of course could be nothing to do with it)
Ive seen lots of dead bees and the only ones which ive seen alive were acting strangly, as if stoned if you get what I mean, ive only seen 3 to 4 live ones
and only 2 butterflys, this has been over what 2 months now
The whole thing is very worrying 
Has anyone else seen this too, im just wondering how wide spread this is?
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meiah
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North Hampshire is unaffected. Garden is full of butterflies (shudder), and bumble bees, all of who are acting like a bee should, ie bumbling about, hanging around the buddleia bushes and the honeysuckle.
Wasps seem huge this year tho, and a definate lack of ladybirds.
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david hobbs
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Essex
Definite lack of both Bees and Butterflies here.
I think the weather may be to blame.
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evergreen
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I know I am a long way away but we have had trouble with our native bee population we brought in bumble bees from England I think (so dont' quote me on that) and now we hardly have any native bees very strange.. the bumble bees were brought in to kill off the European wasps that were also brought in years back to kill off something else.. and Wasps are everywhere like in plague proportions  shhh it feels like it when you have a child that can die from one of their stings... very scarey .......... Anyways WILL we ever learn??????
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Bravo
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Wet summer has been great for snails and slugs, bad for bees etc
They'll be back next year
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