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Information on why honey bees swarm via Wikipedia.
Honey Bee Swarm
May 30, 2012 by 4 Comments
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Very interesting!
Happy Wordless Wednesday!
Lea
Lea’s Menagerie
Wow that is COOL. I’ve never seen a honey bee swarm.
In Southeast Texas, at least in my area, our honeybees are very few. In fact, my last garden had to be hand pollinated. The yield was low as we also needed rainfall. I so wish that people would understand that we are killing our bees with products like weed killer and many others. We will begin to have food shortages that are very serious in the future if these practices are not stopped. Spread the word, and lets go GREEN.
Good to see the bees, even if only a picture.
Sherry Bradley
What a gorgeous photo! Very cool.