The buzzing bees love the clover patch

A few bees flew past their table. They were flying to the Daisy Flower Garden. There are lots of ways to act like Clover. Try it out by doing one of these activities:. When have you been resourceful?

Can you think of other ways to be resourceful? Make a collage using old magazines or postcards: Being resourceful means finding new ways to use old things. You may want to make a collage of flowers or create a picture of a new Flower Friend. Practice being resourceful.

Sleep all night, in my sight, Though you're off in dreamland; Then, tomorrow, with the sun, Back to Mama, little one! Rock-a-bye baby, Way up on high, Never mind baby, Mother is 'nigh Up to the ceiling, Down to the ground, Rock-a-bye baby, Up hill and down.

The sunshine, it kisses the mountainside, The stars in the sky kiss the sea, But I'd be the happiest boy on earth If you'd kiss me! I'm a BUG! Bugger One Year Old Zyke. My First Christmas! Merry Christmas! I'm Dreaming Nature's Lullaby Hush-a-bye, baby, The night winds are sighing, Go to sleep, baby, The crickets are crying; Sleep 'til the dew On the green grass is winking, Sleep 'til the morning sun, Wakens you blinking.

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Instead of grass, go with clover and help the bees. Do you need to reseed the bare spots in your lawn? Why not plant clover for the bees instead of grass seed? One way to do your part in helping the bees would be to plant things they love. Planting lots of flowers will attract bees to your garden.

You could plant a mix of perennial plants and annual plants — the bees will love them! We NEED the bees. But the deeper darkness of totality did, researchers report Oct. At the time of totality, the change in buzzing was abrupt, says study coauthor and ecologist Candace Galen of the University of Missouri in Columbia. The recordings come from citizen scientists, mostly school classes, setting out small microphones at two spots in Oregon, one in Idaho and eight in Missouri.