Candles are always handy to have on hand – whether it’s to shed some light during a blackout or set the mood for a cozy evening with friends and family. The 50-Hour Beehive Candle – by Candle by the Hour … Continue reading →
Hurricane Irene had diminished to a tropical storm by the time she made landfall in New York City on August 28th, 2011, but she still packed a wallop that will be remembered for a long time. I have to admit … Continue reading →
It’s been five years since the phenomena now known as Colony Collapse Disorder was reported by a Pennsylvania beekeeper overwintering bees in Florida. One positive result of the media attention that swirled around CCD has been the heightened awareness by … Continue reading →
“Up on the Roof” was a big hit for The Drifters in 1962 and it’s the earworm that pops into my head whenever I see pictures of rooftop beekeepers doing their thing. But it’s not really an earworm because it’s … Continue reading →
