Not all nectar is good for honey bees. Some flowers produce toxic nectar that can negatively impact bees. Learn all about toxic nectar in this episode.
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Copyright Attribution (Listed in order of appearance):
– Intro & Outro Music: Credit to Zakhar Valaha, Pixabay.com
– Video of honey bees on a honeycomb: Stock Video Credit to kosolovskyy, stock.adobe.com
– Video of a honey bee with a purple flower: Stock Video Credit Attribution, www.pexels.com,
– Photo of macro dead honey bees: Stock Photo Credit to Perytskyy, stock.adobe.com
– Photo of many dead honey bees: Stock Photo Credit to stefano, stock.adobe.com
– Video of two honey bees on a flower: Stock video credit attribution, www.pexels.com
– Photo of cyrilla plant on a branch in Florida: Stock Photo Credit to natalya2015, stock.adobe.com
– Video of a flower blooming: Stock Video Credit Attribution, www.pexels.com
– Video of a honey bee on a yellow flower: Stock Video Credit Attribution, www.pexels.com
– Video of a honey bee inside a yellow flower: Stock Video Credit to ufuk iseloglu, www.pexels.com
– Video of a honey bee on a white flower: Stock Video Credit to Zvezdan Dordevic, www.pexels.com
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