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NaplesBees Apiary
\n—– Older news about the NaplesBees apiary:
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\u00a0<\/span>11\/7\/2019 –<\/strong> We did our\u00a0 third honey harvest<\/span><\/a> of the year. Eight of the hives had a significant amount of fall season capped honey.\u00a0 It is delicious and a beautiful rich light amber color.<\/p>\n

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10\/19\/2019 –<\/strong> Bees hanging out on a rainy cloudy day.\u00a0 The foraging bees on the bigger hives are staying put today and “beard” up on the outside of the hive box.\u00a0 If they all went inside,\u00a0 the hive would overheat so they spend time taking turns outside and getting wet.\u00a0
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\n<\/span>8\/26\/2019 –<\/strong> We found a couple huge cane toads<\/span><\/a> in the apiary today. They were apparently catching the occasional bee that flew too close..<\/p>\n

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7\/30\/2019 –<\/strong> We did our second honey harvest<\/span><\/a> of the year.\u00a0 As shown in the short video below, care is taken to harvest the absolute best honey which is only “capped” honey …. the honey that has been fully processed by the bees.<\/p>\n

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