Sticky Hands Beekeepers & Mead Makers

HONEYBEE swarm season is upon us really soon. Please IF you see a honeybee swarm clustered in a tree or hanging on a bush or nail is or .... PLEASE call me ASAP so I can rescue them. They have only 3 days to find a suitable home. Research from Cornell University has proven only three (3) out of ten (10) of these swarms survive. Don’t delay, call me as soon as you see the honeybee cluster. Let’s work together to save our pollinators. Be an active partner in preserving ...our food supply. Thanking you in advance. Like. Share. Spread the word.

Carter Edward ( my grandson ) and I were salvaging scrap lumber (maple and black walnut) from a dumpster this am. The wood is destined to become something bee related of course. Carter put the frame in front of his face and spontaneously asked his grandmother; Lisa Marie who just happened to be tagging along, to take a picture. A future beekeeper, dumpster diver, and frugal person in the making #beekeeping, #honeybees, #repurposedsalvage

Monday the temp was 50 and the girls were hungry ... #springbees #pollenporn #honeybees

50 degrees today 2/24/20. The girls were looking for something to munch on. The maple pollen should be coming soon, but in the meantime ...

"Ep. 1 Introductions" is our first ever podcast wherein we introduce ourselves. We are Brett J. Szemple and Brian D. Perucki (Cicerone Level I) who are the keepers of Honey Bees and Mead Makers. We dabble in craft beer and sip good bourbon from time to time, but those are two stories for another day. In the spring and summer we are busy rescuing feral honey bee swarms to give them a proper home. [ 412 more words ] http://stickyhandsbeekeepingandmeadmaking.com//anchor-pod/

Also gave them some soy flour, for a little protein boost.