Linda's Bees: Honey-Bee News

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Wednesday, January 07, 2009

Honey-Bee News

From a post on Beemaster, I have found a marvelous resource for bee news and movies.

It's the Honey-Bee News.

The news articles are presented in an inviting way, with pictures to pique your curiosity. All in all it is a fabulous and useful site. Be sure not only to read the well-stocked list of news items, but also visit the "movies" page and watch the informative and helpful movies that are there.

I believe from clicking on the movie clips that are there, that you can watch the entirety of the program from Nature: The Silence of the Bees.

The page comes from someone in Valdosta, GA. I can't seem to find the name of the generous soul who has put all of this together, but we beekeepers are lucky that he/she has.

2 comments:

Kathy6:27 PM
how neat that they have an entire site dedicated to bees! I enjoyed looking through it. I'm really starting to think bees are cool :) I've avoided them my whole life because of a very bad allergy but it's nice to learn. They're awesome little creatures!
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Jeff Barnett1:51 PM
Hi Linda, my name is Jeff Barnett and I am the editor of www.honeybee-news.com. Thank you so much for your kind comments. I am an active duty officer in the Marine Corps and work on this site in my spare time. I truely love beekeeping and hope to raise queens/packages full time once I retire in about 7 years. I am always looking for constructive feedback to make the site better for all beekeepers. Best of luck in the '09 year.
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Jeff Barnett
Editor www.honeybee-news.com
editor@honeybee-news.com
ph:229-232-5154
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