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The article points out that bees are only used as a proxy for all insects and that second-order effects like significant declines in insect-eating birds align w
by hisnameisjimmy 7y ago
The article points out that bees are only used as a proxy for all insects and that second-order effects like significant declines in insect-eating birds align with neonic usage.
Your points about bees may be true, but I think they talk about bees specifically because popular culture cares about bees as pollinators and doesn't harbor much sympathy for other insects.
- WaitWaitWha 7y agoYou might be right. Just sad all around. I have a soft, fuzzy spot for bumblebees, in general, for Corbiculate bees. There are just so many pleasant little buggers.