Did you know that bees survive the Canadian winter through a remarkable adaptation called winter clustering? They huddle together in the hive, creating a dense cluster that generates warmth. By vibrating their flight muscles, they maintain a stable temperature and conserve energy until spring arrives.
You can play a role in protecting these pollinators by providing shelter by leaving hollow plant stems, undisturbed leaf litter and unpruned plant stems as potential nesting sites.
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