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My bees are doing well, thank you. I added additional frames of foundation to them this morning, in hopes of them making some honey and/or the queen having enough room to lay eggs that the hives won't feel the need to make a new queen and divide the colony.
I was asked to provide some comb honey for church camp - I guess for the campers to look at since there is a "bug" theme this year, so I had the opportunity to pull out a frame of capped honey and cut sections out and place it into square plastic boxes. That is what I have wanted to do since I started beekeeping in 2006. It was way cool.
My fruit trees are laden with fruit, because of the bees. With regard to clover, if there are managed bees within a 2 mile radius of you and there isn't anything flowering that they find more desirable than clover (and they do love clover) then any bees within 2 miles are likely in your neighbor's pasture and some lucky beekeeper is going to have very light colored "clover honey."