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stickyprickbeehaven

Beekeeper from Perth , I rescue bee swarms and re home them at the Sticky prick bee haven & perform educational talks
#savethebeessavetheearth

Setting everything up and getting excited to start

Setting everything up and getting excited to start teaching kids from Swanbourne Primary School #fun

Enjoying my day with the kids at east hamersley pr

Enjoying my day with the kids at east hamersley primary school 2 more classes to go and home time #sad

Time to start teaching

Time to start teaching

Another Busy day going to happen shortly with a sc

Another Busy day going to happen shortly with a school incursion more teaching about the importance of bees to the next generation , i hear a buzz in the air

Hectic Monday finishing bee incursion for students

Hectic Monday finishing bee incursion for students at Falls road primary school . Then quickly saving these little pollinator , and was it worth it . YOU BET YA nothing better than saving bees knowing these girls will be helping our Ecosystem with pollination .

Who doesn't love swarm season

Who doesn't love swarm season

Out in the bush providing the farming community sc

Out in the bush providing the farming community school codoux primary , the education in bees , and how useful they are in there farming lifestyle . It was a small class with big hearts enthusiastic and wanting to learn lots

Class after class , kids have been great at poynte

Class after class , kids have been great at poynter primary school . Lots of questions from the kids , great to know that they now know more about bees and pollination

Enjoying the spring weather with kids and teachers

Enjoying the spring weather with kids and teachers at Wembley Downs school #lovethisweather #greatoutdoorweather

After loosing a lot of Bee hives in the Bush fires

After loosing a lot of Bee hives in the Bush fires last year, I'm still building boxes and going colourful in the painting side of thing, #pink

Great time last couple of days spending my time te

Great time last couple of days spending my time teaching kids on the importance of bees through STEM , environmental biology diversity , pollination , anatomy , lots of questions and hands on events smelling and feeling and tasting bee products .
Is great to see schools like City Beach primary school getting pupils involved in bee awareness and science . #savethebeessavetheearth

A great few Days at Banksia Primary School teachin

A great few Days at Banksia Primary School teaching classes year 1 -6 , all about bees pollination , lifecycle , biology .
#stem #sciencethroughnature

Loving banskia primary school , great work done by

Loving banskia primary school , great work done by the school Amy Dixon teaching science to the kids #stemforkids

Rainy days and because worker bees dont defecate i

Rainy days and because worker bees dont defecate in the hive. Bet there happy to get this out #pooh

Taste Testers Required -to trial Garlic Fermented

Taste Testers Required -to trial Garlic Fermented Honey, & Chilli Fermented Honey
We have an exciting opportunity for some of our Loyal followers to trial some new products we are currently been working on here at Sticky Prick Bee Haven.
We are always asked for products just a little different so we have been working on a few new items that hopefully you will love.

We are Looking for Taste Testers the role of the taste tester will obviously be taste the product and provide feedback good or bad to us via private message .
This is an important role as we only want to sell the best quality products to our customers.
The Taste testers will trial the products free of charge and there feedback will be crucial to the growth of additional products we provide
So I guess your wondering what you will be trialling if chosen,
For the Garlic lovers , Fermented Garlic Honey , great for all your cooking requirements ,has many health benefits
Health benefits of honey and garlic
The combination of honey and garlic can lower your blood pressure and bad cholesterol levels in the body.
can be beneficial in fighting cold and flu.improve your digestion and treat many digestion-related diseases, Fermented Honey can boost your immune system

For the CHILLI lovers the people that love a little Spice Fermented Honey -
Chillies are great for Fighting Colds
Chillies make you Happy
Chillies helps stabilise blood sugar levels
Chillies are great for your heart
Chillies increase your metabolism
Chilli can relieve pain
If you think your the right person for the job don’t hesitate to contact us and we will pick a few Sticky Prick followers and will look forward to there reviews , if you have a preference of the garlic or chilli please make us aware of which one you would prefer.
We look forward to your feedback *western Australia only
* choose testers Tuesday 9/06/2020 pm

Soon we should be seeing a drop in temperature nig

Soon we should be seeing a drop in temperature nights will get colder and rainy days will come to Perth. While this happens there becomes some changes inside the beehive.
Throughout the spring and summer the worker bees have worked tirelessly collect nectar and pollen and storing this inside the wax comb cells preparing themselves for the winter . When the outside temperatures drop 14 c and winter has arrived the queen will slow her egg laying to a very minimal and the worker bees will form a cluster ball within the hive .
The worker bees and the queen will not go into hibernation , they will be moving , eating and performing there duties . The comb in the very center of the cluster ball contains a small amount of brood and the queen bee. The brood and the queen are kept at the correct temperature by the surrounding workers. The workers have several ways of regulating temperature and air flow throughout the cluster.
The cluster is not a complete tight cluster of bees , the inside part of the cluster are able to work freely as well as the queen is able to walk freely , but the outside cluster is very tightly bonded together .
To warm the cluster, the workers vibrate their wing muscles an action which burns calories and gives off heat. The temperature in the brood rearing area is further regulated by the expansion or contraction of the cluster.
The temperature in the brood rearing area which is in the core part of the cluster , is further regulated by the expansion or contraction of the cluster. If the “nursery” the brood area becomes too hot, the cluster expands which increases the air flow around each bee and cools the brood . If the brood becomes too cold, the cluster contracts which decreases the air flow.
The workers bees on the outside of the cluster may sometimes seem motionless or they are walking really slow on the comb around the outside cluster is because the worker bees are very cold . But as the cluster ball is always moving the worker bees are forever changing positions , the .inside core moving to the outside and outside cluster moving inside for warmth .
So all the worker bees are having turns .within the cluster .

Well winter is knocking at the front door of most

Well winter is knocking at the front door of most hives in Australia . This is the time most beekeeping will find alot more dead or dying drone bee at the front of the beehives or around there homes .
Drones, male bees, are not physically capable of doing work around the hive. They can’t sting, can’t collect pollen or nectar, can’t take care of the larvae, . They pretty much do only two things: eat and mate. and help with keeping the beehive temperature inside the hive warm .When the weather turns cold, drones are unable to perform their sole function and that is to mate with virgin Queens . If there are no queens around to mate with, then drones tend to eat alot of resources ( honey and pollen ) which is needed for the survival of the hive to get through winter . Worker bees will stop rearing drones. Any drones in winter will get thrown out by the worker bee , worker bees will stop feeding the drones making them lethargic and will drag them out if they try coming back in they can be stung to death .
So if you see some dying bees around your home or at the front of your bee hive don't worry this is normal occurrence during winter
#savethebeessavetheearth

Happy mothers day to all the mum's hope your littl

Happy mothers day to all the mum's hope your little workers and the drones spoil you today #mothersday

Winter is coming and these bees are smart , it's r

Winter is coming and these bees are smart , it's raining in Perth and there in there hive kicking back eating honey. Still see the odd bee bringing some pollen back though . I'm going to head inside and brew some tea & honey as well #bringonwinter

Fun facts about bees you may not know #facts

Fun facts about bees you may not know
#facts

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