Bee hydration station

Please provide water for our bees. Water is so vitally important for their health and well-being. We need them as much as they need us. Please spread this information. All you need is a dish, pebbles and water. They need these shallow watering stations so they don't drown while trying to drink. Please never swat at a bee. Love them, but do give them their space. Without all their hard work, we would not be able to grow food.

Providing a source of water for pollinators is one way you can help bees. Here's how to create an easy, DIY bee watering station for pollinators.

There are lots of ways to help save the pollinators. Plant bee-friendly flowers and avoid chemical pesticides. Them make them this honeybee watering station!

Create a bee watering station easily with a shallow dish and stones. Help bees stay hydrated and support vital pollination in your garden!

Pollinator friends get thirsty too! Help them beat the heat and stay hydrated with these DIY bee waterers you can make at home in minutes.

Not many people are aware that bees drink water. They also need water to keep their hive cool and humid. Here’s how to make a bee waterer for your garden.

Here's how to make a bee watering station in seconds, using items from around your garden.

Help our bee friends stay hydrated with a bee hydration station. I popped a saucer on top of a pot. Add some small rocks into the saucer. This gives the bees something to stand on. Add a bit of...

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Support the bees in your garden while adding a pop of colour, with our DIY bee water station.All living things need water, and bees are no exception. As well as…

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All plants and animals, including pollinators, need water to keep hydrated and survive. Bees, for example, not only drink water, but gather it to take back to their hives and nests. They use water to dilute (water down) their honey, regulate humidity (the amount of moisture in the hive), feed larvae and to cool the hive. Bees can tell each other where to find water!Butterflies use a proboscis (tongue-like tube for sipping) to sip both nectar and water. You may see butterflies congregating on…

Butterfly and Bee feeding station. Add sugar water solution - 2 parts sugar to 1 part water

Bee waterers are easy to set up and go a long way in keeping bees, and your neighbors, safe. Learn how to create one from materials you have at home.