Propolis or “bee glue” is produced by bees from Tree Sap and is one of nature’s best natural antibiotics. Propolis has been used in traditional medicines for thousands of years.
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Many people set out bird baths and hummingbird feeders so why not make a bee bath to help thirsty bees? Bees play such a vital role in the environment by pollinating at least a third of our food.
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Besides Honeybees (that live socially) there are hundreds of species of wild bees these are called “solitary bees”. Solitary bees are harmless and not aggressive, they rarely sting unless trapped or squeezed. They do not live in hives, make honey, build honeycombs, or swarm. They are gentle, efficient, tireless pollinators and this makes them an ideal for your home garden.
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Bee Balls Recipe: Comments are always made that they must be some pretty big bees!
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Young worker honey bees are charged with the task of making beeswax for the colony. Soon after a new worker bee emerges, it begins producing wax. Honey bee worker bees have four pairs of special wax-secreting glands on the undersides of their abdomen.
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We always get asked “what do people use beeswax for?” Here are 101 uses for beeswax!
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