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January 17, 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, swarm season isn't completely over.
Here's the deal: even in January, we occasionally see swarm activity. Why? Microclimates, unseasonably warm spells, or simply a colony that's feeling a bit too cramped. Plus, with the drought affecting forage, colonies might be relocating to greener pastures (literally!).
So, what does this mean for you, the LA beekeeper?
But what about our beekeeping buddies down under?
Why Swarmed is Your Best Bet
Swarmed isn't just a swarm list; it's a community. We connect you with local swarm reports quickly and efficiently. No phone tag, no outdated lists. Just direct, real-time notifications.
Ready to tap into this potential? Join the Swarmed beekeeper network today and get free local swarm alerts. There's no commitment, and you'll be helping to save bees in your community. Sign up now at https://beeswarmed.org/beekeeper-signup (opens in a new tab)!
Whether you're enjoying the California sunshine or still waiting for a thaw, Swarmed is here to help you find those valuable swarms whenever they land. Happy beekeeping!

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