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Where Do Bees Go In The Rain?

You might be wondering, "Where do bees go in the rain?" They can't fly in the rain, and that can be a problem. Bees need to forage in wet areas, and it's possible they get stranded. Fortunately, they...

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Will An Empty Beehive Attract Bees?

Many beekeepers give up early and move the empty hive frequently, hoping that this will attract bees. However, moving the hive is not a guarantee that it will attract bees. The trick is to be...

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How Can I Help Bees in Colorado?

Native plants can benefit bees in Colorado. By planting them in your yard, you'll be helping Colorado's ecosystem and local species. Avoid using herbicides and fertilizers on them. Plant shrubs. And...

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Do Mason Bee Houses Work? A Comprehensive Guide to Attracting and Supporting Pollinators

Mason bee houses are ideal for backyard or garden use, as they provide an ample supply of bee food and mud. You can purchase mason bee houses or make your own from thick paper straws or hollow reeds....

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What Temperature Do Bees Stop Flying?

If you're wondering, "What temperature do bees stop flying?" you've come to the right place. Learn about honey bees' minimum flight temperature and how much heat they produce. Honey bees are not...

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Do Queen Bees Stop Laying in Winter?

In general, older queens tend to stop laying eggs earlier in the autumn season than younger ones. Mattila et al. investigated the effects of late-season requeening by replacing an old queen with a...

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