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Swarm in tree by Mead, WA
Swarm in a bee box after being shook from the limb above
Swarm on landing fanning-when you see them fanning they are usually fanning the queen scent into the air to attract the rest of the bee's to the new location.
Bee yard near Mead, WA Note the boards in front of the hive to control grass
The bee's are guarding the front entrance. This was taken about midday in the fall and you tend to see more quard bee's when the honey flow has slowed down. This hive is also our queen bank and they tend to be more defensive in nature.
The bee with the white dot is the queen surrounded by worker bee's
Worker bee's tending to the brood comb raising young bees.
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