'A honey bee colony is made up of 10,000 to 30,000 bees, most of which are female, with one queen and a few thousand seasonal male drones,’ says Juliana Rangel PhD, an associate professor of ...

In conversation with USA TODAY, Elisha Bixler, a bee removal specialist and owner of How’s Your Day Honey, breaks down the reasons why honeybees are attracted to your home in the first place ...

Then, to remove the liquid from the honey, bees will bat their wings very fast. In doing so, they will generate a current that evaporates the water content.

How do you remove a mite from a honey bee’s back? Ask these 5th graders. By Jenny Brundin · Jun. 2, 2023, 4:00 am. Listen Now. 4min 51sec. Share: ...

HOMESTEAD, Pa. (KDKA) — Spring has sprung, and the honey bees are buzzing. But in some cases, they are becoming a nuisance. A McKees Rocks-based bee removal company stepped up to help a ...

Honey bees often swarm in the spring and early summer. ... ABC11 spoke with a beekeeper in Cumberland County, who said they're getting at least one call a day to remove bee swarms.

Another mechanical treatment is called a "brood break", which involves temporarily removing the queen bee from her colony. Without the egg-laying queen, no new baby bees (or baby mites) are born.

Scientists say the bees' temperament is to ward off predators. But unsuspecting humans will find them to be aggressive, ...

For more than 20 years Beekeeper Bob Faulkner, owner of Syracuse Honey, has been helping people set up their own bee colonies in their backyards.“I help people ...