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The season has really started with a bang!  It may still still very cold at night with frosts throughout the

Title photo by David Hayworth As the weather warms and more spring flowers burst into bloom, we will see the

As we move into February and the days get longer, the colonies will start to increase their breeding patterns as

The colonies are still in ‘Lockdown’ as the temperatures this month are just above or below freezing but it has

As we move into December and get past the shortest day, most of the colonies will remain in clusters as

This is the quiet time of year for the bees and Beekeepers. After a warm start to the month the

Title picture: Honey Bee working Salvia Amistad. Taken by CAD As we move into October and the daylight hours shorten

Title Photo: Honey Bee on Japanese Anemone As what appears to be normal these days, the weather in September would

As we all suspected August turned into a dry cold month preventing colonies getting out to find any nectar and

As we move into the month that normally gives us a good nectar flow in our area of operations, it