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PODCAST EPISODE 24: Ben the Busy Bee says “hi” and “goodbye” – but only for six weeks!
PODCAST EPISODE 23: Sarah Hamilton, Native Beekeeper and founder of BeeYourself, Brisbane, Australia
PODCAST EPISODE 22: Matthew Waltner-Toews, Unspun Honey, Mount Gambier, Australia
PODCAST EPISODE 21: Cedar Anderson, Flow Hive co-inventor, Byron Bay, Australia
PODCAST EPISODE 20: Ryan Moloney (AKA “Toadfish” from Neighbours), Beach Box Honey, Australia
PODCAST EPISODE 18: Emily Forrest Mikschi from Embodybee, wandering the East Coast of Australia
The Three Days of Darkness, Beeswax Candles.
Thermoregulation of the Honey Bee Colony
PODCAST EPISODE 17: Jill and John Richards from Nature’s Gold, Brisbane, Australia
Ben’s Sunday Night Movie Recommendation: More Than Honey (2012)

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It’s at the printers and ready around mid December

Here is a link to the book. ‘For The Love Of Bees’ 🐝

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I’ve always been fascinated by the creatures tha

I’ve always been fascinated by the creatures that roam our earth. Me as a youngster. #nature

No matter where in the world you are support your

No matter where in the world you are support your local beekeeper!

Hi Ben,

Thank you for your honey.
I am not a fan of honey, have never been.
This morning I exploded with hay fever, one of the worst attacks for me.
I did the usual things: sucked an anti histamine (you get a quicker result if you do let it dissolve under your tongue)
and I used my nasal spray.
None of it helped. Then I decided to put honey on a crisp read and oh my, was it sweet.
Not surprising as it was your Orange Blossom honey.
I noticed my symptoms settling, so I had another dose of the honey on a crispbread.
Now, no more nose blowing , sneezing, eyes streaming, just a residual sniff and swollen sinuses.
So, thank you for your honey and it's wonderful medicinal properties.

I am still not a fan of the taste of honey, but I will always use it for my health.
Warm regards to you and your wonderful bees,
Liz

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Really interesting to see a virgin queen compared

Really interesting to see a virgin queen compared to a fully mated laying queen!

Just like Melbournians and the restrictions these

Just like Melbournians and the restrictions these bees wanted out to go shopping! #doncastershopping #westfieldshoppingcentre #beerescue

Aussie Icon checking out the Honey Hut! #honey #

Aussie Icon checking out the Honey Hut!

#honey #toadfish #honeyhut

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Bees on the move!

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What do you think hurts more?

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PODCAST EPISODE 24: Ben the Busy Bee says “hi”

PODCAST EPISODE 24: Ben the Busy Bee says “hi” and “goodbye” – but only for six weeks!

For beekeepers, the annual cycle of work and rest is a rollercoaster. As bees rug up and hibernate for the winter, beekeepers wait around, twiddling their thumbs, dreaming of bees, painting bee boxes, and drinking long cups of tea doused in their favourite honey. To be honest, the cooler months of the year can be quite excruciating! And then, FINALLY, the first blooms of spring peek out into the world, the first rays of sunshine meander down between the branches of the trees above, and “bijingo”, there you have it, bees as far as the eye can see! That’s right, bee lovers, the bees are well and truly back in Melbourne and Victoria and (you guessed it) I’m happy as a bee could be! Being reunited with my colonies and those of others has me grinning ear to ear. However, it also has me well and truly run off my feet with work! That is why I bring you none other than myself to episode 24 of the BEES WITH BEN beekeeping podcast to wish you a monetary goodbye from the airwaves. #podcast #bees

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Long live the queen! Normally, each colony of hon

Long live the queen!

Normally, each colony of honey bees contains a solitary queen. The queen is solely responsible for reproduction and can lay up to 2,000 eggs every day - more than her own body weight!

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Are you social? The 17th century English poet Joh

Are you social?

The 17th century English poet John Donne famously observed that, ‘No man is an island,” and everyone needs a little company sometimes, but eusocial organisms have taken social organisation to extremes! Their closely-knit colonies are divided into castes, each with their own tasks (often some are sterile); there is cooperative care of the young, and overlapping generations exist side by side.
Eusociality is best known amongst insects. Almost all ants - estimated to be more than 20,000 species - are eusocial, with one or more egg-laying queens and sterile worker and soldier castes. Termites comprise another highly successful eusocial group - more than 3,000 species - that may be found on every continent except Actarctica. Termite colonies have a king and a queen, as well as sterile workers and soldiers, some of which have jaws so large they cannot feed themselves. A relatively small percentage of bees and wasps are eusocial; amongst the latter, honey bees display the highest level of organisation. There are also eusocial aphids, thrips and beetles, together with several species of shrimps and, surprisingly, two mammals - both burrowing mole-rats from Africa.
Eusocial species typically construct communal nests which afford protection, the ability to store resources and the provision of a suitable environment in which to raise the young. These may be positioned to take advantage of abundant food sources. Pheromones are commonly important in regulating the colony, and in many instances are responsible for suppressing reproductive capabilities in workers.

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