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Where are the bee hives???? These bees were unloaded off of a truck the day before this Gigapan was taken. The bees were transported here on that truck from North Dakota. We set the Gigapan up on the side of a hill and then drove down to the bees to work. You can tell what time of day it was because of the he...
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a rare shot of Nathan Rice of the USDA Beltsville, MD Bee Research Lab recording notes rather then working the hives. Congratulations Nathan, it feels good to sit on that cooler doesn't it? Since we started working in the upper left hand corner of the panorama, the camera caught us just as we were going into our fi...
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View from the west side showing the emergency response about 3 hours after the collapse occurred. A view of the south side of the elevators showing the collapsed bins can be seen here: gigapan.org/gigapans/52801/ Lawrence Journal World story on the collapse can be found here: www2.ljworld.com/news/2010
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This is a shot from an apiary further up the San Jaoquin Valley where the edges of the valley's start to meet the bases of the mountains. We wanted this to be a 360 but the sun was low in the sky and we knew we didn't have time for the 654 picture panorama we were hoping for... Oh well, hit ok, and go work some h...
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... as seen from the south side. Shortly after 2:00pm on Thursday, June 24, 2010 two partially full bins gave way, burying and killing two young men who were offloading grain trucks. More details can be found at the Lawrence Journal World story on the collapse can be found here: www2.ljworld.com/news/2010/jul
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This is a closer look at the apiary containing the bees from North Dakota. At this point we had already assessed, sampled, and fed all of the hives. Nathan and Rob collected the sample bottles off of the tops of the hives while I clowned in front of the camera with a deer skull on my head...pretty classy, huh? The...
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We opted to work in the shade in this yard...It was mid-day and the bees were out in full force. Don't remeber much more about this apiary excepet there were almonds on the left and grapes on the right. oh yeah and lots of bees Mike Andree
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Image and Annotation by Mike Andree and Rob Snyder After leaving Pittsburgh we arrived in San Fransisco at 1 pm. In San Francisco we hooked up with colleague Nathan Rice of the USDA Bee Research Lab in Beltsville, MD. The three of us loaded up the rental car with all of our gear (gigapans, field equipment, and a f...
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