Mud Songs

Backyard Beekeeping on the Isle of Newfoundland.

WARNING: The last photo in this post is gross and so is the video.

My little beeyard is half full of fireweed. It’s very pretty.

A dragonfly eating a honey bee on fireweed in Flatrock, NL. (August 16, 2015.)

Honey bees are attracted to fireweed.

Dragonflies are also attracted to fireweed.
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Now I see the secret of the
making of the best persons,
It is to grow in the open air
and to eat and sleep
with the earth.
— Walt Whitman