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Buckley’s Bees Announced as Sponsors of Exmoor ‘Sowing the Seeds’ Project

We’re now sponsoring the ‘Sowing the Seeds’ project with Exmoor National Park Authority through the CareMoor for Exmoor scheme.

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Thinking of a Beekeeping Gift? What You Need to Know First

Looking for a gift that feels thoughtful, personal and a little out of the ordinary? Choosing presents isn’t always easy, especially when you want to give something that feels meaningful.

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What to Expect on a Beekeeping Experience Day with Buckley’s Bees

We created our ‘Inside the Hive’ Beekeeping Experience Days because so many people wanted to see the bees up close, and it’s a chance to go beyond the basics and discover what it’s really all about.

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How to make your supers…. super!

Supers are vital pieces of equipment if we intend to manage honeybee colonies productively. They spend half of their time in storage and the other half on the hives.

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There’s something unexpectedly calming about the s There’s something unexpectedly calming about the sound of a honey bee swarm 🐝

What might seem loud or chaotic at first is actually a steady, collective hum created by thousands of bees beating their wings in sync. Each bee vibrates at around 200–250 beats per second and together they produce a layered, low-frequency sound that many people find deeply soothing, almost like natural white noise.

For the bees, this sound isn’t random at all. It’s communication, coordination and community in motion. For us, it’s a reminder to slow down, breathe and tune into the rhythms of nature.

Take a moment, listen closely and let the buzz bring you back to centre 🌿 🐝
There’s something unexpectedly calming about the s There’s something unexpectedly calming about the sound of a honey bee swarm 🐝

What might seem loud or chaotic at first is actually a steady, collective hum created by thousands of bees beating their wings in sync. Each bee vibrates at around 200–250 beats per second and together they produce a layered, low-frequency sound that many people find deeply soothing, almost like natural white noise.

This kind of sound can help quiet the mind. Similar to rainfall or ocean waves, the consistent hum can encourage relaxation, reduce stress and even help with focus or meditation. It gives your brain something gentle and repetitive to settle into.

For the bees, this sound isn’t random at all. It’s communication, coordination and community in motion. For us, it’s a reminder to slow down, breathe and tune into the rhythms of nature.

Take a moment, listen closely and let the buzz bring you back to centre 🌿 🐝
🐝 Reminder to all beekeepers: It’s time to put you 🐝 Reminder to all beekeepers: It’s time to put your bait hives out. 
Swarm season is here!

Thank us later 🐝🐝🐝
#beeswarm #bees

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