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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Cupertino Krzich Hive Battled the Cold
Well, it didn’t snow here on Friday and Saturday night but we did wake up to white frost covering everything. I’ve built a roof above the Cupertino Krzich colony and also put an empty super above the top cover to … Continue reading
Posted in Cupertino, Honey Bees
Tagged bee activity, Bee Removal, Cold weather, Cupertino Bees, Snow and bees
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Chance of Snow in the San Francisco Bay Area (Sea level)
Forecast update. There’s a 50-50 chance of SNOW in the San Francisco Bay Area for Friday and Saturday. Temperatures are supposed to reach below freezing and if it rains it will snow at sea level. The storm of course is … Continue reading
Crazy Weather for the Bees
November and December we had some of the worse California weather in years for the bees. Freezing nights plus much of the month of December being wet. Then in January and part of February we had Spring and Summer like … Continue reading
Posted in Honey Bees, Los Altos, Mountain View, Palo Alto
Tagged Bee weather, conditions for the bees, Freezing nights, Frost, Honey Bees, Rain, Wet
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Happy Valentines
Happy Valentines! Bee cake my sister bought from a second harvest fundraiser today.
California Bloom Dates
All beekeepers should know their bloom dates. Here’s a list found on NASA’s database on the forage, nectar and pollen, for the honey bees in Northern to Southern California. (Actually it came from Ayers and Harman, Chapter 11 (Bee Forage … Continue reading
Manzanita Bloom Season
Manzanita is one of the major nectar sources in our area and this shrub begins to bloom in January. I have noticed them in full bloom for weeks now and looks strong. The end of the Manzanita bloom for our … Continue reading
Hayward Hive Update
Just a quick update on the Hayward Bee Hive. We took the cover off this afternoon to check on the bees. The daytime temp today reached 68F and the bees were active inside and out. They were definitely not clustered … Continue reading
Bee Vision and Heater Bees
I’ve found another cool and educational youtube video on honey bees. This time it’s a video on bee vision, seeing ultraviolet inside the hive and out. Also talks about heater bees and their tasks inside the heart of the colony. … Continue reading
Posted in Honey Bees, Misc
Tagged bee vision, bees seeing ultraviolet, heater bees, Honey Bees, How bees see, UV vision
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Bee Communication: The Waggle Dance
I was browsing through the web last night and found this pretty cool youtube video on the Waggle Dance that the honey bees do to communicate. The video does a pretty neat experiment explaining the dance and what it translates … Continue reading
Posted in Honey Bees, Misc
Tagged bee communcation, dancing, finding nectar, honey bee finding food source, Honey Bee waggle dance, Pollen
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Hive Being Robbed
A nice day here today in Los Altos brought robbers from… I don’t know where. I know there’s a feral hive, actually two, in a house about less than half a mile away. It could be from there or some … Continue reading
Posted in Honey, Honey Bees, Los Altos, Misc
Tagged Bee Hive Being Robbed, Entrance reducer, Reduce entrance, Robbers
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