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Fresh bottles of raw honey.

A little show and tell at a local elementary school.


Hexagon bottles of honey. 10 oz net weight.

One bee yard (apiary) with a variety of hive styles.

Worker bees on comb

A top bar with honey, pollen, and nectar.

The Queen Bee has a green dot on her
Naturally drawn honey comb with pollen, nectar, and baby bees.
Naturally drawn comb with pollen and nectar.
The Queen has a blue dot on her thorax
This Queen has a blue dot on her

Top bar with naturally drawn comb with honey and pollen.

Workers bees on drone comb.

Workers on a frame filled with nectar and pollen.
A very nice brood pattern
A Queen with a green has a green dot. She is surround by the Queens court
Worker bees on comb containing nectar and pollen

A top bar

Workers on honey comb

Workers in the hive
Top bar frame with naturally drawn comb filled with a mixture of honey, nectar, and pollen.
Inspecting a frame

Looking for the Queen in our "Book Hive"
Installing a Queen into a new hive

A top bar with new comb and a Queen with a blue dot on her

A worker bring back pollen

Inspecting a Langstroth frame
Have you ever thought about beekeeping? Without Honey Bees pollinating the earths approximate 250,000 flowering plants, the world as we know it would not exist.
Honey bee education:
The Queen lays 1egg per minute day and night for a total of up to 1,500 eggs a day or 200,000 eggs a year!
Honey bee education:
Honey Bee can detect events separated by 1/300 of a second. Allowing them to quickly respond to changes in their environment.
Beehive fact:
Honey Bees wings can beat up to 12,000 times per minute which creates their distinctive Buzz.
A beehive fact you may find interesting:
Archeologist excavating Egyptian tombs have found honey that has been preserved. Due to honeys unique chemical structure honey never spoils.