Honey Bees Quotes

“For honey bees, a dandelion is the first sign of Spring!”
― June Stoyer

“Protect us bees,
Don’t burn our hives.
Protect us bees
And spare our lives.
We pollinate trees,
And now you know,
Without us bees,
Some plants won’t grow.”
― Wayne Gerard Trotman, The Last Honey Bee

“There’s nothing like the first time ten thousand honeybees surround you. Not that a second time is any more charming, but it’s the sheer terror that grips one’s heart when such an encounter takes place for the first time. Words do not do justice to the experience as you can never convey to someone how nerve-racking it is to stand next to ten thousand honeybees looking to sting you. Yet, despite the sheer terror you experience, your heart threatening to jump out of your chest, you feel compelled to take a closer look;”
― Scott Proposki, Bee Focused: What Honeybees Can Teach Us About Change, Crisis, and Communication

“BEES USE VERY LITTLE OF WHAT THEY PRODUCE AND LOOK WHAT HAPPENS TO THEM! DO YOU PRODUCE MORE THAN YOU NEED?”
― Vineet Raj Kapoor

“Few honey bees buzzed above my head, pollinating on the last few flowers left untouched. But all the butterflies were in my stomach.”
― Tshetrim Tharchen, A Play of the Cosmos: Script of the Stars