Early Flowering Trees & Shrubsfeatured
Posted in Pollen, Pollinators and pollination
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Land Use Diversityfeatured
Posted in Pollinators and pollination
How you utilize biodiversity impacts the existence of pollinators!
2023 Swarmsfeatured
Nice size swarm in Bethlehem Township yesterday. Established colony at a renovation property near Coca-Cola Park At the renovation of the former Gregory’s restaurant today. Looks like extensive colony found between floors. Extraction plan to be determined by beekeepers Brett Palanski and Taylor Alexander. Looks to be a big job!
Cellophane bees-ground nestersfeatured
Posted in Cellophane bees, Ground bees
Cellophane bees in friend’s flower bed. Note the entrance to the nest. Be aware when spring-cleaning the beds. Try not to damage the nest entrance.
Honey, pollen and bee bread!featured
Posted in Bee Knowledge, Beehive Products, Honey, Honey Bee Forage, Pollen, Pollinators and pollination
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Bee Talk at the Bethlehem Area Public Library-Coolidge Branchfeatured
Posted in Bald-faced Hornets, Bee Knowledge, Bee Talk, Beehive Products, Bumblebees, European Hornet, Extraction, Honey Bee Behavior, Honey Bee Colonies, Honey Bee Forage, Honey Bee Life Stages, Honey Bee Swarms, Hornets, NOT a honey bee swarm, Queen, Swarming, Wasps, Yellowjackets
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REAL Honey will crystallize!featured
Posted in Bee Knowledge, Beehive Products, Extraction, Honey, Honey Bee Behavior, Honey Bee Forage, Pollen, Pollinators and pollination
REAL honey will crystallize! Raw and minimally filtered honey will often change to a solid appearance over time – sometimes a short time! It may look hard and crunchy. It may have turned completely solid. No worries. It is perfectly fine, and it is REAL HONEY, not some chemically altered, honey-flavored fructose. While honey doesn’t Read more
