While much of North America is bundled up against the January cold, some of us are still keeping an eye out for… swarms! Yep, you read that right. In warmer climates,...
Read More...January 25, 2026
Even in January, you might spot a cluster of honey bees in Los Angeles. What should you do? Don't panic! It's likely a swarm, and here's your guide to handling it safe...
Read More...January 25, 2026
While much of the country is hunkered down for winter, beekeepers in Florida know that swarm season can extend into the winter months. That's right, even in January, y...
Read More...January 25, 2026
Even though it's January, you might still spot a cluster of bees hanging out on a tree branch or the side of a building. While swarm season is typically associated wit...
Read More...January 19, 2026
Hey there, beekeepers! While much of North America is bundled up against the January chill, things are a little different here in sunny Los Angeles. Believe it or not,...
Read More...January 17, 2026
Finding a cluster of bees on your property can be surprising, especially in January. What is a Bee Swarm? A bee swarm is a natural event where a honey bee colony split...
Read More...January 17, 2026
Finding a cluster of bees on your property can be a bit startling. Located in the Central Valley, where there are hundreds of thousands of bee colonies, these situatio...
Read More...January 17, 2026
Hey beekeepers! While January might seem like a quiet time for beekeeping, especially in the Northern Hemisphere, there's still plenty of action happening. And for our...
Read More...January 17, 2026
Explore the history of honey bee swarms from ancient reverence to modern beekeeping. Learn how swarms shaped culture, colony care, and today’s practices.
Read More...January 17, 2026
Explore a beekeeper’s review of Honeybee Democracy by Dr. Thomas D. Seeley. Learn how bees make decisions and how these insights guide better beekeeping.
Read More...January 17, 2026
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