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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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by Mike Andree Research Technician Penn State University
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Image and Annotation by Mike Andree and Rob Snyder In the California Honey Bee Sampling 2010 Gigapan series panoramas #4 - #8 were all taken in the same apiary on our second morning in California. This panorama shows the layout of the apiary, hive configuration and placement. It also captured us setting the ya...
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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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This is another shot from the apiary in the California series Gigapan #9. Again these hives were bursting with bees and were some of the strongest colonies we looked at on the trip.
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Click on the "Snapshots" to find out what is going on in this panorama.
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Sometime in early March 350 National Honey Bee Survey sampling kits were moved out of our living room and transported to the USDA Bee Research Lab in Beltsville, MD. As of now there are 500 unconstructed kits lying around ready to be manufactured. We have all of the components of the kits prepared for install...
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In this panorama: How many hives have we already sampled? How many hives still need to be sampled?
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Jeremy Fitzgerald, a Research Technician at Penn State University, and I examine honey bee colonies in order to determine whether or not an over-wintered hive can be made into a honey bee nucleus colony. This is a research apiary for the Pennsylvania State University, located at Dr. Diana Cox-Foster's home in Port Mat...
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