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Yesterday the apiaries were buzzing with activity

Yesterday the apiaries were buzzing with activity as we caught our first real glimpse of spring. 🌼🐝 All kinds of bees were out enjoying the sunshine, making the most of the warmer weather.

This Bumblebee was certainly enjoying visiting our Daffodils. Moments like this remind us why we plant with all pollinators in mind, choosing flowers that support all bees and other pollinators throughout the seasons is really important.

Dandelions are now starting to flower, so please allow them too, they are a vital early food source for many insects! 🌼

#plantforbees #buckleysbees #nativebees

You don’t always have to lift the roof to know wha

You don’t always have to lift the roof to know what’s going on inside a hive 🐝

Today Emma is at the back of our @healthsafetyfire colony, checking the varroa floor board insert. The bottom board tells us so much without disturbing the bees.

The board might look dirty but it tells us a lot! From this one board we can see:
• Where the cluster is positioned in the hive
• Wax cappings from emerging brood and food consumption
• Varroa drop (and even signs of hygienic behaviour through chewed out exoskeletons of infested baby bees)
• The colours of pollen coming in
• Evidence of brood rearing and overall colony activity

It’s like reading the hive’s diary - all from underneath.

Careful observation means fewer intrusive inspections and happier, calmer bees. Sometimes the best beekeeping is simply learning how to read the signs they leave behind. 🐝✨

#Beekeeping #HoneyBees #VarroaMonitoring #HiveLife #nativebees

A sweet moment at the American Museum of Natural H

A sweet moment at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City 🐝

Our CEO had the opportunity to explore the museum’s bee exhibition and dive even deeper into the fascinating world of pollinators. Bees play a vital role in our ecosystem - pollinating roughly one out of every three bites of food we eat and supporting nearly 75% of flowering plants worldwide.

Experiences like this are a powerful reminder that protecting bee health isn’t just good for the environment - it’s essential for our food systems and future sustainability.

#BeeHealth #Pollinators #Sustainability #Leadership
@naturalhistorymuseumnewyork

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