
It has been a long time since I've seen so many honeybees on the corn tassels! Today, they were here in large numbers!

Standing nearby, I could hear the humming of their wings.

I could see the little puffs of pollen falling from the Staminate flowers down to the silk (stigma).

I could see their corbicula or pollen baskets... and thought of the bees returning to their hives with the pollen from my corn.

Welcome back, bees!
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Hurray!! Welcome back! And welcome back to the bats. I heard them the night I sat out watching meteors and I saw one sleeping in my gable attic vent.
Oh this is delightful! I hope the bees are hardy and will return next year. You should have some good corn too.
Oh - so wonderful. The corn here was set back with all the rain - so not as far along as yours.
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