9.28.2007
Echoes of Colony Collapse Disorder
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Interesting in light of our current concerns about Colony Collapse Disorder to happen on this description of "spring dwindling" in...
9.27.2007
Backyard Beekeeping
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Nice article in today's New York Times about beekeeping , and the importance of breeding for genetic diversity instead of relying on che...
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9.26.2007
Aster
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We, and the bees, are lucky. Autumn is being generous to us.
9.21.2007
Bees, Livelihood From
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From A Thousand Answers to Beekeeping Questions by Dr. C.C. Miller, published 1931: Bees, Livelihood from.— I have been trying to decide o...
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9.19.2007
Honeybees Luv Dogspit
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I'm gathering photographic evidence of a natural phenomenon never before described in the scientific literature: honeybees gathering dog...
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9.18.2007
Wind Power
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Give this one a chance...it will all make sense in the end. glumbert - You Might Have to Watch This Twice
A Swarm's Whereabouts
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Orange Hive swarmed, for the second time, on Labor Day weekend. In the morning, we saw the swarm high up in a tree near the hive, and by lat...
9.17.2007
Birdchick Rocks
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One of my favorite blog discoveries of late is Birdchick: The Birdwatching Adventures of Sharon Stiteler. If you're at all interested i...
Honeybee vs. Bumblebee
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There was quite a fracas in front of Green Hive the other day. This bumblebee must have wandered too close to the honey-filled hive. The hon...
9.14.2007
Artisan Bees
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Exquisite bell jar bee-building in collaboration with Turlough , as featured in Hive Mind Bee Blog . See the slide-show of the bees develop...
Fall/Of The Honeybee Drones
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We have been warned that first frost may come tomorrow night. If it's a killing frost, it will be a big deal for the bees—the precipitou...
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Abstractions with Bumblebee
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Honeybee on a Fallen Star
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The flower fell. But that didn't stop the bee.
9.13.2007
Possible Solutions To The Mess We're In
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Should Americans Return To A Simpler, Stone Age Lifestyle?
9.12.2007
Rude Awakening of the Day
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"One in three amphibians, one in four mammals, one in eight birds and 70% of plants so far assessed are believed to be at risk of extin...
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