Sample Data by AnnSu on 06/26/2009
Fri, 06/26/2009 - 20:27 — AnnSu
- Location of Observation
- Garden: AnnSu (Brea)
- Date of Observation
- 06/26/2009 13:04
- Duration
- not specified
- Temperature
- 77 degrees Fahrenheit
The sunflowers have just begun to bloom. The opening flowers seem to have lots of pollen. The goldfinches are eating the leaves - there are often 5 to 10 birds on the plants so I do not know how long the plants will bloom well. Bees are attracted to the sunflowers, but they seem to like the marjoram and fennel flowers best. Many small bees/flies/wasps are on the wild fennel. Anise swallowtail caterpillars are on the fennel.
- Flower Type
- LEMON QUEEN SUNFLOWER
- Flowers on observed plant
- 2
- Plants of this type blooming
- 10
- Bees Observed
Order Bee Type Minutes 1 Honeybee 1 2 Honeybee 1 3 Honeybee 1 4 Honeybee 4 5 Honeybee 6