[DOC] [TLE] Bush Bees, beekeeping terminology, glossary, dictionary - Bush Farms [PAR] beekeeping, bees, bush bees, Michael Bush, beekeeping glossary, beekeeping 
... Bait Hive aka Decoy hive aka Swarm trap = A hive placed to attract stray 
swarms. ... home. This can also include marking and timing the bees to get the 
distance and ..... Honey house = A building used for activities such as honey 
extraction,... [DOC] [TLE] Swarming bees: what's that all about, and why do they do that? [PAR] The sight of swarming bees can certainly unnerve some people. ... Throughout all 
this activity, something else very important is happening: communication through 
'pheromones'. Bee ... So, in the act of feeding, the bees are also communicating 
with each other. ... There is no space in the colony for more than one queen. [DOC] [TLE] Bees on Window - Bee Removal [PAR] In any case, this can cause home owners to panic and pay high prices to have ... 
If a swarm moves into a structure, within one to three days, the new hive will ... If 
you have been getting bees inside of your house for quite some time, or if you 
have .... please help us they are mean and sting you even you walk by,,they also 
will... [DOC] [TLE] Beekeeping Like A Girl HOW TO LURE A SWARM OF BEES [PAR] Feb 28, 2016 ... Depending on your location, swarming can happen spring through fall. ... that 
bees prefer cavities of a certain volume and lean towards homes with small 
entrances. ... Seely also found that height plays a role in the attractiveness of a ... 
Bait helps this along, but if you aren't seeing any bee activity, you might... [DOC] [TLE] How to Capture a Swarm and Install it in a Beehive - Bee Thinking [PAR] Learn how to capture a bee swarm and install the swarm in a manufactured 
beehive. ... along with some basic protective equipment, you need some honey 
bees! ... Swarms are also local to the area, and while the opinions vary, we have 
had the ... will wait patiently as the scout bees search the area for a new home 
suitable... [DOC] [TLE] The Importance of Swarming - Spirit BeeSpirit Bee [PAR] At some point nearly every cell will hold nectar and honey, pollen, or bee larvae. 
... The swarming bees fly off together to seek a new home in a distant location 
where ... whom will take the current Queen's place as the reproductive force 
within the hive. ... Conventional beekeeping also insists on replacing queens 
each year... [DOC] [TLE] Basic Beekeeping Operations [PAR] Locate your bees close enough to your home to observe them regularly. ... Bees 
will fly two miles in any direction over level ground for nectar, but honey ... Also, 
when most of the field bees are out foraging, fewer are in the hive to ... together 
immediately and place some grass in the entrance to help the bees repel robbers
. [DOC] [TLE] Hiving - definition of hiving by The Free Dictionary [PAR] b. A nest built by wild or feral bees. c. A colony of bees living in such a structure 
or nest. 2. A place swarming with activity. v. hived, hiving, hives. v.tr. 1. To collect
... [DOC] [TLE] Organization of a bee colony [PAR] Thus, queens can be reared from any worker larvae younger than three days. ... If 
the colony is not preparing to swarm, then the newly emerged queen seeks out ... 
In this case, ovaries of some workers develop, and they start to lay eggs. ... she is 
referred to as a house bee, are devoted to activities within the hive, while the... [DOC] [TLE] Activity Sheet 35, Africanized Honey Bee Pre-Test [PAR] When you see a swarm of honey bees resting on a tree limb, it means. (a) the 
bees are a ... (b) the bees are looking for a place to establish a new home. (c) the 
bees have chosen that location for a new home and will begin raising new bees. 
(d)

Question: A home for some bees, it can also mean any place swarming with activity
Answer: hive