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Monthly Archives: October 2010
Los Altos Hills Bees Flew Away
This past week or so we’ve noticed low activity of bees entering and exiting the Los Altos Hills Hive so yesterday we opened it up and found that there were only about a dozen bees remaining in there. Picture below … Continue reading
Posted in Honey Bees, Los Altos
Tagged Bees absconded, Honey Bees, Los Altos Hills Bees, queen and bees flew away
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Eucalyptus Bloom is ON
There’s a load of eucalyptus trees nearby and everyday I drive by I take a look at them to see if they have bloomed yet. This flow is an important one for our bees here in the San Francisco Bay … Continue reading
Posted in Honey, Honey Bees, Los Altos, Mountain View, Palo Alto
Tagged Eucalyptus bloom, Flowers, winter nectar flow from eucalyptus trees
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Los Altos Sunshine Colony Update
Quick update on the Sunshine Colony. They have only been hived for a tad over one month and they are still recovering from the removal. We did save all the combs and bees, with very little dead bees but still, … Continue reading
Posted in Honey Bees, Los Altos
Tagged Hive, Honey, Honey Bees, Los Altos Bee Removal, Pollen, Pollen sacks, Sunshine Colony
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Palo Alto Cowper Hive – Slow Growth
On 10/10/10 we inspected the Cowper hive. We rescued a good amount of bees from this removal but it was two colonies and remember they balled and killed the foreign queen. So for about a month the colony was queenless … Continue reading
Posted in Honey Bees, Palo Alto
Tagged Bee Rescue, Honey Bees, Palo Alto Bees, Palo Alto Cowper Hive, Palo Alto Remove Bees
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Wine Barrel Hive Packing in Honey
During last weekend’s inspection, 10/10/10, we saw something that we liked and not like. First the good news. This colony is getting stronger and the weight of the hive is increasing fast. The girls are harvesting a lot of nectar … Continue reading
Posted in Honey Bees, Los Altos
Tagged bees harvesting, capped honey, harvesting honey, Honey, Honey Bees, Los Altos Bees, Nectar Flow, Storing Honey
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Bees Working Salvia and Ivy Flowers
In the past month of so I’ve noticed some of the mature ivy flower, dropping tons of pollen on the ground. It’s said that during parts of the day these flowers produce a good amount of nectar as well. In … Continue reading
Posted in Honey, Honey Bees, Misc
Tagged Honey Bees, Ivy flower, Nectar, Pollen, Salvia
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Hayward Overhill Hive – Relocated & Available For Adoption
10/3/2010 – My sister is doing some major landscaping and backyard work at her Los Altos Country Club house so I had to move the Hayward Overhill Hive to my place. It’s now in my yard and today the colony … Continue reading
