Take a drive through the arid lands of western North America any autumn day and you’ll find the roadsides dotted in gold. It‘s rubber...

The world of bees is a diverse one for sure, but the full scope of its diversity can be elusive to the casual observer. The differences...

I‘ve taken a few early morning walks in recent days to find birds at the prairies in the southern Puget Sound region. These are big...

Mason bees are pretty popular these days. According to the marketing hype, they’re amazing. You can buy them at the local nursery,...

Hate winter? Love bees? Maybe you should plant some heath.

A bee safari in December is generally a bad idea. That is unless it's your lucky day and you're at Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center.

I found myself in Louisville, Kentucky for the opening week of what promises to be a stunning botanical garden for bees.

There is one word that will get any bee lover’s heart racing: prairie. So where better to get worked up than in the Prairie State?

The name says it all. This place is a three acre wonderland where pollinators could be measured by the square foot.

A native wildflower preserve of 134 acres near New Hope, Pennsylvania, Bowman's Hill is a paradise for pollinators and people alike.

I had the good fortune to pay a spring visit to Sussex County to go looking for some bees on the opposite coast of mine.

Many benign and benificial flies are about in the late season garden.