Swarm relocation in Allentownfeatured
Nice swarm capture this morning.
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Bee Talk-Parkland Community Libraryfeatured
Posted in Bee Knowledge, Bee Talk, Bumblebees, Butterflies, Challenges to Honey Bees, Cicada Killers, European Hornet, European Paper Wasp, Extraction, Ground bees, Honey, Honey Bee Behavior, Honey Bee Colonies, Honey Bee Forage, Honey Bee Jobs, Honey Bee Life Stages, Honey Bee Swarms, Hornets, Northern paper wasp, NOT a honey bee swarm, Pollen, Pollinators and pollination, Queen, Swarming, Wasps, Yellowjackets
Great time tonight at the Parkland Community Library talkin bees, native plants and pollinators! Contact me to arrange for a presentation to your group!
Swarm calls continue, but…..featured
Two requests for help yesterday, but challenging removals. Both are well-established colonies, one having been an attempted trap-out by another beek (with no success) and a second one established in a sycamore tree, which has been active for years.
Open-air Colony Formingfeatured
A somewhat rare occurrence about 12 miles north of me. Probably a swarm which landed on this branch and couldn’t reach a consensus as to picking a new sheltered home, so they started constructing comb. Not a good prospect for long term survival, as they are exposed to the elements and predators.
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
