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Tag Archives: Honey Bees
Fumigated Bees Survive – Mountain View Bee Removal
A rental house was recently tented for fumigation of termites and other insects including a large colony of honeybees that was trapped in with screening. (I’m kind of surprised the fumigation didn’t kill the bees! If it didn’t kill the … Continue reading
Adopt-A-Hive – New Beekeepers Taking Bees To Lake County
Kim contacted me saying that she and Thomas recently took a beekeeping lesson and was so ready to get their first hive, and was wondering if I had what they wanted. I checked on my 20+ hives and yup, I … Continue reading
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Tagged Adopt A Hive, Beekeeper, Beekeeping, Bees, bees for sale, California, Honey, Honey Bees, Lake County
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Another High Up Bee Swarm Removal – Menlo Park
The bee swarms seem to be landing in higher places this year or something. Tulin called today and her hive is swarming again. This time the swarm landed even higher than the last and further inside the tree. Good thing … Continue reading
Posted in Bee Removal, Honey Bees, Menlo Park, Swarms
Tagged Bee Swarm Removal, Bees, CA, Honey Bees, menlo park, swarm of bees
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Palo Alto Bee Removal – Swarm Moves Into Deadout
Last Fall we came and set up a swarm trap as there were scouts checking out the eave of the roof in this Palo Alto home but came up empty handed and all bee activity went to zero. Well, looks … Continue reading
Posted in Bee Removal, Cutout, Honey Bees, Palo Alto, Swarms
Tagged Bees, Honey Bees, Palo Alto Bee Removal, Palo Altos Bee Hive, Saving honeybees
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Gotta Love Technology
Beatriz wasn’t sure what type of bees were under her patio umbrella so thanks to technology she texted and sent me this photo. Jack: it’s a honeybee
Posted in Honey Bees, Swarms, Bee Removal
Tagged bee identification, Bees, Honey Bees
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Deer Hollow Farm Hives Update
It has been a while since we last checked on the bee hives at Deer Hollow Farm. The last time was in November 2012 and we did see activity over Thanksgiving. This will be our first time inspecting the hives … Continue reading
Posted in Honey, Honey Bees, Los Altos
Tagged Beekeeping, Bees, Deer Hollow Farm, Hives, Honey, Honey Bees, Los Altos, Mountain View, volunteer
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Fewer Healthy Bees Threaten World’s Supply of Almonds
Article on toledoblade.com regarding shortage of honey bees for pollination this year. Some key highlights: Not enough bees covering a frame indicates an unhealthy hive — and fewer working bees to pollinate the almond bloom, which starts next week across … Continue reading
Posted in Honey Bees, Misc
Tagged Almonds, bee hives for sale, Bees, California, Cherry, Hives, Honey Bees, Pollinating, pollination, renting bee hives to pollinate
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Beekeeping’s A Family Matter – Taking Home Their First Hive – Adopt A Hive
While I was on my business trip to China in January Mark contacted me saying that him and his family would like to get started in beekeeping and want to know where to start. While I was thousands of miles … Continue reading
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Tagged adopt a bee hive, Bay Area, Bee Hives, bees for sale, California, hives for sale, Honey, Honey Bees, Honeybees, Los Altos, Mountain View, San Jose, where to buy bees
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Father and Daughter Team Up – Adopt A Hive
Every year I help new beekeepers get started with their first hives and I love doing so especially when it brings family members together. Today Bryan and Georgia came over to take home their very first bee hive. Georgia is … Continue reading
Manor Hive Adopted – Alexander Valley Vineyards
February is just around the corner. Temperatures are warming up to the 60′s creating a big buzz around the hives with the bees bringing in nectar and much pollen, the start of building up the colony for the flow. Not … Continue reading
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Tagged adopt a bee hive, Alexander Valley Vineyards, Beekeeping, Bees, bees for sale, chicken eggs, Flow, free range chicken eggs for sale, Hank Wetzel, Hives, hives for sale, Honey, Honey Bees, Honeybees, Los Altos, Nectar, spring
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