Stranger things and the bees in your backyard

The Bees In Your Backyard
Jul 1, 2019
1 min read

Joe is a big fan of the Netflix show "Stranger Things." However, he also knows he can find as much drama, suspense, and intrigue by simply "binge watching" the bees in his backyard. This video, with some of the music from "Stranger Things," gives you a small example of how exciting bee watching can be. The Demogorgon is not the only scary thing to come from the upside down (the underside of a flower in this case).

https://youtu.be/l3sUC8Ypa_g

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