Never havePhnom_Penh said:
If I told you, I would have to kill you
It's good old honey m8, as said jam does the trick just as well
They have run out of fuel m8, sugars from nectar provide fuel for their flightjcb33 said:
They are knackered and out of fuel, unless they have stung and then they are dying. Most Bees I have seen that have stung are on their backs and most definitely look like they are on their way out, whereas tired Bees look just that, tired and out of energy. Either way I always try the refuelling just in caseAndelusion said:Is there something wrong with them when they're just crawling about?
This little fella has just taken 40mins to refuel and fly off. My arm is tired Lol. For those of you that try this don't be concerned by "petty mals" and little fits. Sometimes it takes a while for them to process the food into fuel, oh and they like to clean themselves really well before take off. Don't give up, they will fly again.
I did and yes they doVeNT said:
It's no job for the faint hearted my friendNeon said:that would scare me
Bad day then?Plus-44 said:
I had one nick me ice cream and drop it in the sea @ Llandudno last summer, I felt about five and me bottom lip was going when I realised I had been done by the gullPlus-44 said:
Seagulls with boots n muscles a tell ya, definitely not for the faint hearted. I have seen many a tough man reduced to tears by those birds of terror on that pierPlus-44 said:
Do not let them smell your fear and you will be fineWatchTower said:I kill wasps as I don't trust them but Bees don't bother me as much. Feeding them when the're out of energy looks cool but I don't like get stung because I'm a baby.
