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Guerrilla Zoo presents Modern Panic III
@ Apiary Studios
Friday 23rd Nov - Sunday 2th Dec 2012
A unique and powerful collection of over 60 surreal, controversial and provocative international modern artists.
www.guerrillazoo.com/modern-panic-3
Flyer Side A
Art by Santiago Caruso
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Daniel Duffy examining the colony. Woodlands Apiary Day at the Woodlands Cemetery, part of the Passport to Philadelphia Garden History Tour June 12, 2011.
Engagement photo session at lavender field. Weir's Lane Lavender & Apiary. By photo42: www.photo42.ca/lavender-field-engagement-rovita-collin/
Spring 2009 Bee Instalation at Purest Honey Apiary. Photos by Pizzuti Studios Photography | Ashley Smuts
The western honeybee (Apis mellifera) is divided into numerous subspecies. When I first started beekeeping all the queens in my apiary were Cordovans which are the Italian honeybees ( Apis mellifera ligustica ). Recently I'm seeing a different subspecies that I believe are Carniolan (Apis mellifera carnica ). It will be interesting to learn which is the superior bee in terms of honey production and survivability. And as a side note, good luck trying to find her in a box of 30,000 bees, she blends right in.
The extractor sat here while the honey settled, then we put cheese-cloth lined seive over the sink and let it pour out into a container. This worked pretty well, and using the extractor was a lot less time-consuming than last year; just periodically came to the sink and let more honey out.
This “Pollinators’ Paradise” at Stanley Park was built by students in the woodworking club at Britannia Secondary, one of about 150 such bee homes around the city. This particular ‘pollinator’ houses a native species of bee, the Blue Orchard Mason bee, and assists in the essential pollination of flowering plants.
Title / Titre :
An apiary at the Central Experimental Farm in Ottawa /
Un rucher à la Ferme expérimentale centrale d’Ottawa
Creator(s) / Créateur(s) : William James Topley
Date(s) : October 1895 / octore 1895
Reference No. / Numéro de référence : ITEM 3423227
central.bac-lac.gc.ca/.redirect?app=fonandcol&id=3423...
central.bac-lac.gc.ca/.redirect?app=fonandcol&id=3423...
Location / Lieu : Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Credit / Mention de source :
William James Topley. Topley Studios. Library and Archives Canada, PA-027724 /
William James Topley. Topley Studios. Bibliothèque et Archives Canada, PA-027724
25th January 2018 at the Art School, Glasgow.
Festival Club, Celtic Connections Festival, www.celticconnections.com/.
Country: Britain - Scotland. Style: Traditional Scottish Folk.
Lineup: Louise Bichan (fiddle), Katie McNally (fiddle), Jenna Moynihan (fiddle), Laura Jane Wilkie (fiddle), with Natalie Haas (cello), Anna Massie (g).
This band brings together two fiddle players from Scotland - Louise Bichan (from Orkney) and Laura Jane Wilkie (from Easter Ross, Ross-shire), and two from the United States with an interest in Scottish music - Katie McNally (from Somerville, MA) and Jenna Moynihan (from Lakewood, NY). This was their second gig after their debut at the ABC the previous evening. At the festival they were accompanied by Natalie Haas and Anna Massie. I have taken photos before of the three Scots and of Natalie Haas (to view click on their names in my tags).
In this photo: Massie plays a Gibson guitar.
More information: www.facebook.com/apiaryfiddleband/.
Our home apiary this afternoon. After a very frosty early morning the sun warmed up enough to entice the bees out for a much needed flight.
Worker bees fill a honeycomb with honey in an apiary at the Milo J. Shult Agricultural Research and Extension Center. The new apiary will serve research purposes and as a source of revenue for the Bumpers College Entomology Club, which will harvest honey for sale. (U of A System Division of Agriculture photo by Fred Miller)
Just 2 days after we had to postpone our charity concert due to the terrible weather the bees were desperate to get out. I could hear them before I went up the steps to the apiary. The hive on the left which does not have lifts is wrapped in strong black plastic to stop woodpeckers from making holes in the wood to get at the grubs. I have heard woodpeckers in the nearby woods
with smoked bacon, razor clam chowder, tarragon
Pretty good, but I wouldn't go here again. The location is kinda awful (NYU); decor the opposite of cozy.
Photo by Kristine K. Stevens, a curious traveler, author and beekeeper, who is writing a memoir about her adventures in Iceland.
Previously, Kristine sold her house, quit her job and traveled around the world. Learn more at "If Your Dream Doesn't Scare You, It Isn't Big Enough: A Solo Journey Around the World."