- Esta hermosa iniciativa, que creo que es súper útil, fue creada por el amigo @gamer00 y en mi caso la conocí gracias a @sacra97
- Puedes integrarte a esta comunidad aquí
- This beautiful initiative, which I think is super useful, was created by the friend @gamer00 and in my case I got to know it thanks to @sacra97
- You can join this community here
In one of my previous posts in this community, I published the first guavas that I harvested. The tree is already in full production, although I must say that this is temporary, because when the rains stop it will restrict its flowering and fruiting. These last two days I have been able to collect a good amount of fruit, I think about three kilograms, and I am really happy, because I can eat it chopped or juiced. I must say that I have not only collected this amount. Since this tree began to bear fruit, I must have harvested approximately 25 kilograms, this corresponds to a period of one month (more or less); And as always I leave part of the fruit for the birds to eat. Here I share part of the collection.
Being yesterday with my husband in the lot, we saw something that we did not know, and it was a GREEN BEE. Yes! A green bee, very similar to the Apis, but a little bigger, louder, much faster in its flight and weirder… it was digging in the ground. Previously I had seen her sucking some lemon balm flowers, her (which is a female) and another similar insect, but much larger, which after investigating it turned out to be a male. My husband was alarmed, because he thought they were Africanized bees, which are very aggressive and dangerous, but we quickly googled and they turned out to be specimens of green bees, which are native to America. According to what we could read, they correspond to the genus Augochloropsis, and there are also blue ones. They are generally found in tropical and subtropical regions, although in the United States, specifically Florida, there are three species of blue bees. We also learned that they live in caves made in soft earth, and generally have a variable behavior, and can be solitary or eusocial, that is, they are grouped to care for the generations that are being born. We only saw a couple, I suppose there are more specimens nearby; but it really surprised me, because I never saw a bee with those characteristics. I was able to photograph the female with great difficulty, so sorry for the quality of the photos, but they fly very fast and do not perch in one place for long. It was impossible for me to photograph the male, which is really impressive.
So far my participation today goes, I hope it has been pleasant for all of you. A big hug.
Estas fotos son de mi autoría y fueron tomada con un teléfono Xiomi REDMI 8 A / These photos are my own and were taken with a Xiomi REDMI 8 A phone .
Los separadores utilizados, son cortesía de @eve66 quien publicó dos post geniales, en donde están disponibles: / The separators used are courtesy of @ eve66 who published two great posts, where they are available:
El diseño incluido en esta publicación, han sido elaborado por mi persona con la aplicación CANVA / The design included in this publication has been made by me with the CANVA application.
En caso de que se requiera emplear el contenido o imágenes de este post y de mis otras publicaciones, agradecería se hiciera referencia a mi autoría (Fabiola Martínez Morales) y se citara el link correspondiente. Gracias. / In the event that it is required to use the content or images of this post and my other publications, I would be grateful if my authorship (Fabiola Martínez Morales) was made and the corresponding link was cited. Thank you.
