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13. Mine either live in the ground or have a hive in a very narrow strip of bushes at the bottom of

Thu Mar 8, 2012, 05:56 PM

Mar 2012

our lot. Could be either.

I love bees, but not enough to try to corral them for a hive.

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it's been a good winter for honey bees... [View all] mike_c Mar 2012 OP

Great! Bees = Life. nt onehandle Mar 2012 #1

Kick! nt TheWraith Mar 2012 #2

Used with permission? Gruntled Old Man Mar 2012 #3

it's a broadcast message board, so it's not apparent... mike_c Mar 2012 #4

du rec. nt xchrom Mar 2012 #5

That is good news. Uncle Joe Mar 2012 #6

Rosemary is what the bees are after in winter here AnotherDreamWeaver Mar 2012 #8

I have a wild colony in my back yard. denbot Mar 2012 #11

Good news indeed. Doremus Mar 2012 #9

here are two of those bees amongst the almond blossoms near Winters, CA DisgustipatedinCA Mar 2012 #14

great pics.... mike_c Mar 2012 #15