This time of year, butterflies are in backyards and parks, but it may look different this season. This year’s extreme heat is expected to affect all parts of the ecosystem, including butterflies and their migration.
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Last week, separate bee attacks hospitalized at least three people: two Chandler residents and a Sun City golf course worker.“There’s lots of things going on in the environment to make bees testy,” said Cricket Aldridge, the executive director of the Arizona Backyard Beekeepers Association.For example, a lack of pollen and water due to the heat.