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  1. Apis mellifera

    Honey Bee Sanctuary - NOT!

    The bees in your photos are all honey bees (female workers). Colors and patterns vary in queens, workers and drones. The more the better, as it is a sign of a well mated queen. When a virgin queen goes on mating flights she will mate with an average of 12 drones. A few mating flights, that's...
  2. Apis mellifera

    Honey Bee Sanctuary - NOT!

    Consider joining a local beekeeping club this winter. With bees around your property, local beekeepers can tell you when and how to set up a swarm trap for the spring. Honey, comb honey, bees wax, propolis, the rewards with both honey bees and poultry are great.
  3. Apis mellifera

    Honey Bee Sanctuary - NOT!

    My bees and chickens often share water dishes with no problems. But if you would like to provide a separate watering location for bees, you can condition them to a new location. Bees are very odor sensitive and are attracted to water that has an odor to it, like chlorine in swimming pools...
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