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https://www.denver7.com/7th-grader-finds-way-to-save-honeybee-populations

7th grader finds way to save honeybee populations A 13-year-old says her love for honey inspired her to better understand the global decline of the honeybee population.

https://www.greenpeace.org/international/story/60102/10-big-secrets-of-bees/

10 big secrets of bees - Greenpeace International How much do you know about honey bees? Here are 10 small but important, cute but great stories about bees that we have encountered.

The bees have been busy pollinating some really delicious strawberries! 🍓 🍓

Electromagnetic fields effect honeybees. We are learning more about bees everyday.

Electromagnetic fields from power lines are messing with honeybees Transmission towers emit electromagnetic fields that can disrupt honeybees’ ability to pollinate nearby plants, which could reduce biodiversity in these areas

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/travel/article/bees-delay-delta-flight/index.html
I remember seeing my first bee swarm at an airport when I was young. There were so many bees! I couldn't look away.

Swarm of bees delays a Delta flight by three hours A swarm of bees touched down on a parked Delta Air Lines aircraft Wednesday, delaying a flight from Houston to Atlanta for about three hours.

https://phys.org/news/2023-04-beekeeping-rivals-conventional-methods-bee.amp

Study shows organic beekeeping rivals conventional methods for bee health, productivity Honey bee colonies managed using organic methods were as healthy and productive as those managed in conventional systems, while avoiding the use of synthetic pesticides to control pests and pathogens inside the hive, according to newly published research led by Penn State entomologists.

If you see a honeybee swarm or think bees have setup a hive in your house, contact me. I will do my best to help out.

It’s honey bee swarm season. Here’s what to do — and not to do — if you see one Declining honey bee populations, low swarm survival rate make every bee swarm rescue a priority, beekeepers say.

I was called in to check out the aging bump out on this building in Wilmington to remove a hive. I looked and looked and took things apart to find the bees.

Residents reported a small number of bees getting into the apartments. The bees were flying into the bump out and were able to get into the apartment on the second floor and on the ground floor.

I concluded what we were seeing are scouts searching for a good spot to start a new hive. While I was searching a few individual bees were flying around. No large number of bees or hive was found.

The new hive stand is complete and the two hives are ready for bees.

My first year of beekeeping was last year, 2022, and ended the way many first year beekeepers do, with a lost hive. I will start again soon with new bees. 🐝