47601 (Boonville, IN) bees are bringing in the Maple pollen and another bright red pollen that I am not sure what it is.
47601 (Boonville, IN) bees are bringing in the Maple pollen and another bright red pollen that I am not sure what it is.
Maple pollen, red from henbit or deadnettle, yellow from daffodils or snowdrops or crocus. I'm just down the road in Darmstadt.
47725
Peter
37743
Dandelions
3/8/13
Graham
USDA Zone 7a - elevation 1400 ft
Nashville TN 37210
Maple 3/10/13
Henbit and dead nettle 2/28/13
flowering cherries 2/16/13
crocus 3/8/13 (newly planted, probably late)
44090
Wellington, Ohio (near Cleveland)
Snowdrops 3/10/13
40008
Bloomfield, KY
3/10/13
Maples, Daffodils, henbit, dead nettle, a few dandelions.
"Of all God's creatures, only the honeybee improves its environment and preys on no other species."--Haydon Brown
06340 zone 6a Bees bringing yellow pollen looks like skunk cabbage
98277
zone 8b
crocus - 2/25/13
oso berry - 3/6/13
very few dandelion 3/6/13
heather - 2/20/13
Seeing bumble bees on the heather ..but only 2 honeybees on the heather. Haven't seen bees on anything else. Red Alder might be blooming gotta get the binocs to see.
Last edited by rniles; 03-11-2013 at 01:42 PM.
20016
Washington DC
silver maple
witch hazel
forsythia
plum trees
daffodils
22657
Strasburg, VA elev. 900 ft.
willow
daffodil
Did not observe nectar source but did observe hive bringing in nectar on 3/15 and drawing comb (no syrup supplementation yet). Maples in immediate vicinity have not bloomed yet. Bees bringing in abundant gray-white pollen on 3/15, temp 58 degrees F.
March 17
zip 85363
Appr. 90 degrees F today
orange trees starting to blossom, some open, some only buds yet, but smelling sweet
No buds showing on grapefruit yet.
zip 73663 the red cedar has been giving pollen off the sand plums are a ways off but looks like the canola will be a little late the plum trees in my yard have opened up on 3/18/13 bees are working out well in 52 degree weather the wind here is sometimes a little hard...
36049
03/18/2013
First notice of the wild invasive low growing yellow clover...most blooms still have green tint
Warning: Rookie beek...take my postings with that grain of salt you keep in your pocket.
John 3:16-17
20016 (Washington DC)
3/19/2013
Plums
Japanese magnolias
Ornamental Quince
Box elder
Red Maple
Yew - clouds of pale yellow green pollen dispersing in wind
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Seneca Falls NY 13148
Still in the low to mid 30s during the day with off and on snow flurries predicted for all week. . Only had about 5 days the whole winter where the girls could get out and fly... Last year at this time it was warm for a couple of weeks but then had a reall bad cold snap towards the middle/end of April which reaked havoc on the apple trees and the bees.
3/27/12
Syracuse, NY 13210 Variable clouds - 44'F.
Zone 5B
First pollen loads of the season - light yellow orange color. Crocus?
3/29/13
44090 Wellington, Ohio (near Cleveland)
Bees are in Silver Maples this morning - 39 degrees, sunny
Just start of Silver Maple bloom.
3/30/2013 bees bringing in gray pollen. Believed to be Siberian elm 59405
97833 NE Oregon
Dandelion and bur buttercups (evil things).
"What we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly: it is dearness only that gives every thing its value." Thomas Paine
3/30/12
West Monroe, NY 13167 Sunny - 53'F.
Zone 5A
First pollen loads of the season in my home yard, and plentiful amounts being gathered - light yellow gray color. Suspect red maple (silver maple/swamp maple) - as there's a few that finally popped open in the area earlier in the day.
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