@Sorflakne Hey now! Our trees don't *actively* try to murder you. They're just impregnated with highly volatile and flammable oils that cause the air to explode into fireballs during bushfires. How is that murder?
But yeah, the native stingless bees are cool. Our yard is alive with them at the moment - we're coming into autumn and they're all stocking up for winter. We also have a hive of feral honey bees in a split tree, any number of juvenile black skinks, at least one bandicoot, and a family of critically endangered Western Ring Tail Possums. Our yard is a busy place.
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@Sorflakne Hey now! Our trees don't *actively* try to murder you. They're just impregnated with highly volatile and flammable oils that cause the air to explode into fireballs during bushfires. How is that murder?
But yeah, the native stingless bees are cool. Our yard is alive with them at the moment - we're coming into autumn and they're all stocking up for winter. We also have a hive of feral honey bees in a split tree, any number of juvenile black skinks, at least one bandicoot, and a family of critically endangered Western Ring Tail Possums. Our yard is a busy place.