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​THE PRESCOTT BEE CLUB​

​Bee Enthusiasts and Educators of Prescott​

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Locating the Queen

WELCOME beekeepers, bee enthusiasts, backyard honey lovers, and those who come with questions about keeping, caring for, encouraging, relocating, or other interests in bees and honey. 

We began this club as beginner beekeepers ourselves. We are looking to build community in support of the bees and each other in tending to them.

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Beekeeping is COOL!

PLEASE CONSIDER DONATING TO THE  PRESCOTT BEE CLUB

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ZELLE ID:

PrescottBeeClub

@gmail.com

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Thank you for supporting

the Prescott Bee Club!

Do not have Zelle? No problem. Just "click" the red envelope to email us. We will assist you with other methods to donate!

Your donation goes a long way. Community outreach, education opportunities, club supplies, and mentoring new beekeepers

Our Intentions:  

We gather in support of honey bees and each other in the tending and managing of honey bees. We strive to educate the public on the wonders and necessity of local prospering bees, and the ease of helping them

Long Live the Bees!

The hum of bees is the voice of the garden.

~ Elizabeth Lawrence

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AUG    National                     Honey                         Bee Day

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Hive Inspection, Chino Valley 2021

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MENTORSHIP AVAILABILITY

Pictured here are John Michaluk and David Alfonse, Beekeeper Mentors with the Prescott Bee Club at the home of a new beekeeper doing a complete hive inspection on Sunday morning, May 22, 2022. The previous day, John and David visited the home of another new PBC member who had caught a swarm. John gave instruction to the member on releasing the Queen.

 

The Prescott Bee Club is proud to offer mentorship to new club

members in the "art" of beekeeping. Contact us if you

are new to beekeeping. We will assist you as time permits.

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"Suiting Up" Demonstration 
John, put on your hat!

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WHEN THE UNIT DOES NOT EQUAL ONE...

This behavior of bees is called "festooning" and we can observe it when the bees are working together to create a honeycomb or repair it. They join their legs in the form of a living chain called "festoon" and so they can build their honeycomb.

"Joining is a beginning; Being together is progress;

Working together is a success."

~ Henry Ford

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