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Donnachaidh Bees: Favorite Photos
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THOUSANDS OF FREE BLOGGER TEMPLATES �. Tuesday, April 16, 2013. I have decided to make a collection of some of my favorite photos and share them all together here. I might have been lucky enough to get a cool looking shot and some of them might have some other meaning. In any case, here thy are. Bee on an apple blossom in our backyard. 65279;. Bee on the broccoli blossom in our garden. Bee on a cantaloupe blossom in our garden. Bee on white Dutch clover blossom in our yard. Coming in to a hollyhock.
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Donnachaidh Bees: Snowy Hives
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THOUSANDS OF FREE BLOGGER TEMPLATES �. Sunday, February 9, 2014. February is a miserable month. The holidays are over, the days are getting a little longer, we are looking forward to spring, and what do we get? Snow and cold. We woke up to a fresh blanket of snow this morning. Here is what the hives looked like. Posted by Robertson Family. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). We are the Robertson's. We are just your average family in the Bighorm Basin of northern Wyoming working our way through life a...
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Donnachaidh Bees: December 2011
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THOUSANDS OF FREE BLOGGER TEMPLATES �. Monday, December 5, 2011. The Jet Stream Is Dipping Low. Brr It is cold. We woke up to zero degrees Fahrenheit (that's negative 17.7 degrees Celsius) this morning! Here is what the jet stream looks like today:. No wonder is it so cold here in Wyoming, but it looks like North Dakota probably has it worse than us. I bet the bees are in a tight cluster today! Posted by Robertson Family. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Links- Check Them Out! Coloni...
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Donnachaidh Bees: May 2012
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THOUSANDS OF FREE BLOGGER TEMPLATES �. Friday, May 11, 2012. We have already had various nectar flows this spring. Here are a few pictures of the nectar flows that have been occurring in our own backyard. First, the pear tree blossomed. These next two photos are pictures of bees on our pear blossoms. We have no photos of bees on the apple tree this year. It was getting a little out of control and I pruned it way back. I think the trauma caused it to not blossom. Posted by Robertson Family. I removed a fr...
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Donnachaidh Bees: August 2012
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THOUSANDS OF FREE BLOGGER TEMPLATES �. Sunday, August 26, 2012. Do Bees Like Broccoli? The question is, Do bees like broccoli? The answer is, Yes! For some reason the broccoli in our garden did not form nice tight heads this year so we never cut them. They eventually went to seed, and the little yellow flowers turned out to be very attractive to the bees! Posted by Robertson Family. Thursday, August 23, 2012. That could mean up to twenty-seven gallons of honey this fall plus the two we extracted in June&...
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Donnachaidh Bees: April 2014
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THOUSANDS OF FREE BLOGGER TEMPLATES �. Friday, April 11, 2014. Pussy Willow Bloom 2014. The pussy willow is in full bloom today, and the bees are all over it! This is always an exciting day for me. In my mind at least, this the beginning of bee season. This is the first bloom that is visible and allows the bees to bring in large amounts of pollen. It could very well be that the bees are able to get some nectar from the pussy willow as well, but I do not know for sure either way. Posted by Robertson Family.
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Donnachaidh Bees: March 2013
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THOUSANDS OF FREE BLOGGER TEMPLATES �. Friday, March 15, 2013. Gearing Up for Bee Season! The weather has been very mild lately with daytime temperatures getting up around 60 degrees Fahrenheit (15.5 degrees Celsius) and the bees have been out all over the yard. I feel kind of sorry for the little girls- out looking for pollen and nectar but not finding anything to bring back home. Posted by Robertson Family. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). We are the Robertson's. We are just your average family in the B...
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Donnachaidh Bees: February 2013
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THOUSANDS OF FREE BLOGGER TEMPLATES �. Saturday, February 23, 2013. Here are two facts that almost everybody knows: Flowers need bees for pollination, and bees need flowers for pollen and nectar. The question then is- How do they find each other? I'm not really sure. Apparently flowers give a weak electrical field which bees are able to detect. The more I learn about bees the more amazed I become! Here is a link to the article on NPR if you would like to check it out for yourself. Happy Birthday To Me.
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Donnachaidh Bees: Winter Activities For Beekepers- Feeding The Bees
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THOUSANDS OF FREE BLOGGER TEMPLATES �. Monday, February 17, 2014. Winter Activities For Beekepers- Feeding The Bees. We finally had a nice day with a high in the upper 30's that coincided with one of my days off. It was a good day to take the bee candy I made a few weeks ago out to the hives. The answer is- I don't know. But I would rather be safe than sorry. Anyway, when I got out to the hives a pulled the tops off, this is what I found:. Ida with sugar cakes inside an empty super. I glanced down betwee...
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Donnachaidh Bees: Pussy Willow Bloom 2014
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THOUSANDS OF FREE BLOGGER TEMPLATES �. Friday, April 11, 2014. Pussy Willow Bloom 2014. The pussy willow is in full bloom today, and the bees are all over it! This is always an exciting day for me. In my mind at least, this the beginning of bee season. This is the first bloom that is visible and allows the bees to bring in large amounts of pollen. It could very well be that the bees are able to get some nectar from the pussy willow as well, but I do not know for sure either way. Posted by Robertson Family.