Wild Hive Discovery
My Wild Honey Bee Hive Discovery This is my first time discovering a wild bee hive in a tree. I have seen wild honey bees in an old abandon house before but never in a hole of a tree. This photo was taken in December 2015 on the campus of the University of South Carolina. … Continue reading
My Bees Swarm – Spring 2016
The Bees Have Swarmed 2016 It was only a few days before the official start of spring; the grass and weeds had begun growing full speed. It was grass-cutting time. Besides, it was on my list of things to do. As I stepped off the back porch, I heard a big commotion happening in my adjacent … Continue reading
Leftover Beeswax, What to Do?
After filtering my honey, I have lots of leftover beeswax because of the crushed honey processing method I use. What does one do with the beeswax? Well, there are many uses for beeswax from making candles, using it in home cosmetics (lotions and lip balms) and even in using polishing furniture, just to name … Continue reading
Crushed Sweetness!
I cannot let go of my crush! After harvesting this year’s honey, I thought I would end my relationship with my honeybees. Grabbing the mostly filled honey super– I left my bee yard as if I would never return. As far as I was concerned, they were on their own. What ever will be, will … Continue reading
African American Beekeeper 