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Anyone curious about the status of the bees....they're chillin'. 

As a "beekeeper" I am supposed to bother them as little as humanly possible. I filled up their sugarwater supply on Saturday in anticipation of rain. 

Couldn't get any video because the wind was jammin' so hard it kept knocking over the tripod,  you'll have to just believe me 😜

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That's awesome.  Beekeeping is a great way to give back to the ecosystem.

I have 2 but 1 hive absconded and so now just this 1. Next year I plan on scaling to 5-10 hives, and then continue scaling year after year until I hit the max I can do solo.

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🥰  hope they enjoy their sugar water treat!

I placed them strategically in a large depression surrounded by trees. So they should be well protected 😁 there's also a giant rock on top of the hive to add some extra help

i'm relieved to learn they didn't get blown away from the haboobs and storms and whatnot!!

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They're dealing with the weather pretty decently. I'm excited to see how they'll do next year when starting early in spring and letting them build up a big hive.

I've always wondered if bees survive solely on nectar. Love the bee series 1500 $tipn