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67A Small Guide to the Honey Bee
Bzzzzzzzzz....that oh so familiar sound we all hear in the summer. Whether you live in a city or in the country, where there is a warm period of weather, the bees are abundant. Most of us are afraid of bees, mostly because the sting they give us...
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67Bees: Hives, Honey and Stings!
Honeybee loads up with pollen and nectar to the satisfaction of the bloom. . A tiny word that can be made even more humble by replacing it with the second letter of the alphabet, “B,” hardly compliments...
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65Australian Native Bees
Australia has over 1,500 species of native bees! Our native bees can be black, yellow, red, blue or even metallic green. They can be fat and furry or sleek and shiny. Our Australian native bees are vital pollinators of our bushland.
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64Stingless Bees
There are several hundred species of stingless social bees world wide -- quite different from the better known commercial honey bees. Most build resinous nests inside hollow trees. Their tangy honey is a gourmet delight.
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67Australian Stingless Bees
We have ten species of Australian native honey bees that make delicious tangy honey. And best of all -- these amazing native bees are stingless! A wooden hive design has been developed for the stingless bees.
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60Native Bees
There are at least 25,000 species of native bees in the world. They are found in cold Actic regions, semi-deserts and temperate forests. Native bees are vital pollinators of our native plants, worldwide.
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