Bee colony

Colony Life of a Honey BeeLife in the colony is entirely dependent upon the time of year. Honey bee colonies can get all of their resources from flowers. As a result, the life cycle of the colony follows the life cycle of flowering plants in the environment. Every spring honey bees start to build up their work force in preparation for the bloom of spring flowers. In the

Open-air colonies in regions with cold winters are not common, so they tend to receive a lot of attention. Here are examples from both side of the country.

Extracting a Bee Colony Naturally

Before winter the National Parks Service will offer dozens of watermelons to local bee colonies to help give them one last super-mega glucose burst to before winter finally sets in. The bees clearly appreciate this.https://ift.tt/2NhYRm3

Insect Photography by Alex Wild

Every single member of the hive has a role to play in order to feed, raise, and protect the rest of the family! Read our blog to find out more about how a honey bee colony is structured.

In this series, backyard beekeeping for beginners, I hope to share some important things to think about before beginning the journey of keeping bees.

Life Cycle of a honey Bee, explaining the cycle of the egg the queen bee lays to how they get looked after by the bees and fed. The time it takes to hatch.