Last week we took a look at the secret lives of honeybees, and how they work through spring, summer and fall in order to produce enough honey to get them through the winter. We promised, at the end of that column, that this week we’d supply you with tips on how to find active bee

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Boy, talk about a honey of a deal. At a time when most insects are whiling away the hours in some sort of inactive state, be it egg, larva, pupa or adult, as well as a time when many bugs have checked out completely, our local honey bees are alive and well, and living in

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Pam’s Perspective Pam Otto is the Manager of Nature Programs and Interpretive Services for the St. Charles Park District Boy, talk about a honey of a deal. At a time when most insects are whiling away the hours in some sort of inactive state, be it egg, larva, pupa or adult, as well as a

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