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Category: Honey Bees

November Members’ Meeting: Bri Price/WSU Outreach and Education, Visits East Jefferson Beekeeepers

EJ Beekeepers welcomed Bri Price to speak about varroa management and her ongoing project regarding varroa in the Pacific Northwest. The complete discussion is available via the following...

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More Green Bees

"Give a child a set of crayons and a blank sheet and ask them to sketch out a bee scene. It's likely you'll see them use the green crayon—just for the flower stems. In contrast,...

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Dinosaurs and Bees

Inspired by the Jefferson County Fair’s 2024 dinosaur theme, here’s a little science note on the question of what dinosaurs might have to do with bees. Gorgosaurus (Image: D....

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The Humble Bumble Bee

Western bumble bee Of all the native bees in our gardens, the bumble bees are perhaps the most easily recognized, cute and appealing (besides our own adorable honey bees, of course, which are not...

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Amazing Swarms

Most often, what you see, if you’re lucky enough to see it at all, is just the high point of the drama:  thousands of bees suddenly pouring out of your hive like a genie from a magic lamp…..and...

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How to Report a Honeybee Swarm in East Jefferson County

Quilcene | Port Hadlock-Irondale | Chimacum | Brinnon | Port Ludlow and surrounding areas. Swarms Come in All Sizes and Shapes Swarming is a natural process that occurs when a colony outgrows...

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