B’natural

07/23/2026

Updates: still here, making some changes. Check back often as I move forward.
& as always thank you for your patience & support.
This page will remain, trying out different name headers.
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New email at g mail is NEsoaplady.

06/11/2026

🐝 Kind

06/06/2026

Come see me! GREAT PRICES!
Boothing at LONE STAR on route 40.
Next to Goods.

06/03/2026

I’ll be at Lone star 9-12
I have granddaughter in the afternoon.

05/30/2026

June is upon us.

June biological events calendar — what to see, when to look, where to find it.

Week 1 (June 1-7):
Firefly flashes begin in mid-Atlantic latitudes. Best viewing on humid evenings near unmowed edges, starting about half an hour after sunset.
Fledgling peak — young birds on every surface. Short tails, loud begging, parents nearby.
Bat pups attempt first flights — erratic fliers at dusk are juveniles.

Week 2 (June 8-14):
Firefly displays intensify. Multiple species flashing in the same field.
Annual cicada emergence — the continuous daytime buzz begins.
Earliest turtle hatchlings possible from nests laid in late April.

Week 3 (June 15-21):
Summer solstice (June 20). Longest day. Dawn chorus reaches its final peak before tapering.
Dragonfly diversity peaks at ponds.
Monarch generation 2 laying eggs on milkweed.

Week 4 (June 22-30):
Goldfinch finally begins nesting — waits for thistle down to line the nest.
Post-fledging family groups visible — cardinals, robins moving together.
Cicada chorus at full volume.

🌿 The birdbath matters most now — parents bathing between feeding runs, fledglings learning to drink. Refill daily.

June is the loudest month. Everything May built is running at full capacity 🐾

05/29/2026

Enjoy!

05/29/2026

🐝Bee Natural
in NE with
Wyre Naturals

05/15/2026

Yes, As we close our North East location, we are clearing out EVERYTHING!!
⏰ Saturday, May 16, Come get 50% off products, must spend $10.
Also ALL shelving & displays priced to go!
10-4
📍 110 S Main Street, North East, MD, 21901
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05/04/2026

04/19/2026

Get out your cloches. Glass covering for plants.