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Archvillain Games have just released their latest models like Project Adam here. He'd make an excellent proxy in a Death Guard or Nurgle army.
We've also got his diseased legionnaires, conscripts and cohorts to help spread father Nurgle's blessing.
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Why We Should Look After Bees in Our Gardens:
π Pollination:
Our climate sustains a diverse array of food and floral crops, crucially dependent on pollination. Sadly, the concerning decline in bee populations jeopardizes this vital process, impacting not only large-scale agriculture but also everyday home gardens.
Without bees, our crops, from vast fields to backyard blooms, face a serious threat, risking food shortages and diminishing biodiversity. Addressing this issue is essential for preserving the delicate balance of our ecosystems.
How to Encourage & Care for Bees in Your Garden:
π Choose Native Plants:
Opt for native plants like Bottlebrush (Callistemon), Grevillea, Blue Flax Lily (Dianella) and Lavender that thrive in Queensland's climate and attract local bee species.
π Create Nesting Spots for Native Bees:
Queensland is home to diverse native bee species. Provide nesting spots like bee hotels and consider leaving some areas of your garden with bare ground for ground-nesting bees.
π Be Water-Wise:
Queensland's temperatures can soar, and bees need water. Set up water stations with shallow dishes and pebbles to help bees stay hydrated.
π Seasonal Blooms All Year Round:
Plan your garden to have blooms throughout the year, aligning with Queensland's subtropical climate. This ensures bees have a continuous food source.
π Bee First-Aid
If you encounter a weak bee, you can help by providing a sugar-water solution (one part sugar to two parts water) on a small, shallow surface. Gently place the bee near the mixture, allowing it to revive with the energy boost. Avoid using honey, as it may carry diseases.
Placing the bee in a shaded area helps prevent it from overheating as it recuperates.
Alternatively, you can place something nearby to shade the bee.
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