Bees, Wasps, & Hornets

Solitary Bees
by Julie-Ann Amos
Bee, Wasp, or Yellow Jacket?
by kerryg
The History of Bee Keeping
by Destrier
Ten Interesting Facts About The Bumblebee.
by Veronica Allen
10 Interesting Facts About Honey Bees
by mayyam
Beekeeping
by tdarby
Beginning Beekeeping
by Gerber Ink
Three Queen Bees
by Jerilee Wei

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Killer Bees Revealed

by Guardian1

Africanized honey bees, more commonly known as killer bees, came into existence back in 1957 when 26 Tanzian (South African) queen bees were accidentally released from a... keep reading →

Bee, Wasp, or Yellow Jacket?

by kerryg

I have to confess, it's a huge pet peeve of mine when people call wasps and yellow jackets "bees." I'm not even a beekeeper, I guess it just upsets me because it gives bees... keep reading →

This is our first hive as it arrived from the shipper. In it's original small case, the hive is ready to be inserted into their new home with the queen.

Beekeeping

by tdarby

Beekeeping is a common hobby in the United States. In recent years, due to lots of publicity about such things as the Africanized Killer Bees migrating up from the south as... keep reading →

Bringing Back the Bees

by Bob Ewing

Pollination is best described as the transfer of pollen from the anthers of a flower to the stigma of the same flower or of another flower. Pollination is an essential... keep reading →

Thats me, holding a frame of bees in 2007!

10 Interesting Facts About Honey Bees

by mayyam

For a few years, my summer job was working for a local bee keeper. I would sell and package honey and I got to witness many interesting occurrences. I was terrified of bees... keep reading →

Veroncia's Daily Dose Of Did You Know - 29 (Bee Fossil)

by Veronica Allen

Sept. 10th, 2009 Did you know - Bees have been around since the Mesozoic period, while the dinosaurs were still roaming the face of this earth. A unique scientific find... keep reading →

Biscuit - The Drunken Bee.

by Veronica Allen

Hanging precariously onto one thin solitary limb, on a bush beside my apartment door, sits a lone flightless bumblebee. For seven days he's been sitting in the same exact... keep reading →

The Life of a Honey Bee

by marshall92

from http://blogs.cas.suffolk.edu Honeybees are one of the most amazing insects ever to inhabit this planet. Many people hate honeybees due to their painful sting. It's hard... keep reading →

Ten Interesting Facts About The Bumblebee.

by Veronica Allen

So much more than collectors of nectar and honey, bumblebees are truly fascinating creatures of the insect world. So small, yet so efficient, the bumblebee not only... keep reading →

Bee collecting pollen. Photo by Serghei Starus at Dreamstime.com

Beginning Beekeeping

by Gerber Ink

The decision of whether or not to keep bees is a personal one. Not everyone is cut out to keep small, stinging insects, even if they love honey. Bees require a lot of... keep reading →

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