Some mammals not only consume the bee but also their hives. Listed below are a few mammals that go after bees. Winnie the Pooh is a good example of how bears love honeybees and their hives.

Bees from an unregistered bee hive at a neighboring building are getting through our window screens and into the apartments. I’m all for urban rooftop beekeeping, but the location of this hive ...

the animal control team got called out to deal with this massive bee swarm in a tree, which apparently was like, the biggest one they’ve ever seen. The police department was all, “Whoa, this is crazy!

When Holly Caetano Alves de Castro moved from London to Blackboys four years ago she was thrilled to find a small orchard in ...

Beaver Creek Reserve, Farm Service Agency, Natural Resources Conservation Service, and Pheasants Forever are once again partnering to host this free event celebrating June Dairy Month and National ...

As our weather warms our bees are expanding their ranks and leaving their hives to create new colonies. If you have not seen a bee swarm it is a wonderful sight. It is a ...

• Stay away from honeybee colonies: This is the #1 rule to keeping safe. Bees make hives in hollow trees, walls, or any kind of open cavity. Watch out for bees flying in and out of an entrance or ...

Love them or hate them, Chinese tallow trees (Triadica sebifera) are a common species in our area. Trees can be identified by their soft, green, heart-shaped leaves. Long spikes of tiny flowers ...

Bring a sweet and spicy punch to your favorite dishes with a drizzle of hot honey. We tried 16 different brands to determine ...