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What can serve as a nose, ears, fingers, taste buds, weather station, smoke alarm, sugar-analyzer, communication center, speedometer, compass, and much...
October 9, 2021 - HJ Caroll Park -- Chimacum | Put on your calendar 9:30 a.m. Board meeting 10:00 a.m. Q & A for new beekeepers 10:30 a.m. General meeting and...
No water, no life, said Sylvia Earle, concisely. All bees need water to drink, and they are as selective of this most basic, precious substance as they are of nectar and pollen: that...
In our area (Puget Sound region), there are sometimes early swarms in April, many more in May through July, and even occasional late-season swarms through August. What happens to all of these...
Attempted supersedure in April, May and even June is a real problem in our region because of prevailing temperatures. Drones require days of at least 65°F to establish...
When the queen is removed from a colony during a hive inspection, it does not take long before the bees become aware of her absence. Usually within a few minutes, a noticeable buzz...
Not all bees are yellow and black striped, and a bit on the fuzzy side. In our area, we see several species of exquisite, small, shiny green halictid bees in the genus...