Christy Lefteri’s novel The Beekeeper of Aleppo offers beekeepers a deeply symbolic narrative about trauma, care, and survival. This review explores how the story resonates with those who understand the healing power of tending to bees.
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Resources
Why Beekeeping Podcasts and Newsletters Are Essential Tools for Modern Apiarists
by Stargirlby StargirlBeekeeping podcasts and newsletters offer time-saving, expert-driven insights for apiarists at every level. From seasonal hive tips to global bee science, these resources deliver continuous learning straight to your ears or inbox—ideal for busy hands and curious minds.
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Career
The Ultimate Guide to Beekeeping Forums: How to Connect, Learn, and Grow as a Beekeeper
by Stargirlby StargirlBeekeeping forums connect beginners and experts through shared advice, hive hacks, and community support. Discover top platforms, tips for engagement, and the role of online communities in growing your skills and success as a beekeeper.
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Discover
How Many Legs Do Bees Have—and What Do They Do? A Deep Dive into Bee Anatomy
by Stargirlby StargirlBees use six segmented legs not only to walk but also to clean, sense their environment, and collect pollen. Learn how each leg pair is uniquely adapted for key tasks that support hive life and pollination.
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Beekeeping
What Do Bees Do in Winter? How Hives and Wild Bees Survive the Cold
by Stargirlby StargirlUnderstanding how bees endure the cold is key to appreciating their role in our ecosystems, ensuring bees are ready to buzz back to work come spring.
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Beekeeping
Can Bees Fly in the Dark? Exploring the Night-Time Abilities of Nature’s Pollinators
by Stargirlby StargirlWhile most bees are creatures of the day, a few remarkable species—like Megalopta genalis—have evolved to fly and forage in near-total darkness. With unique vision adaptations and clever navigation strategies, these nocturnal pollinators reveal just how diverse and resilient bee behavior can be.
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Can a spoonful of honey really ease allergy symptoms? Research suggests that certain types—like local, raw, and stingless bee honey—may help calm inflammation, reduce histamine, and support immune balance naturally.
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Beekeeping
Exploring the Functions, Composition, and Physical Characteristics of Propolis in Bee Habitats
by Stargirlby StargirlLearn about the many uses and benefits of propolis, a natural substance collected by bees from plants and trees. Find out about its composition, physical characteristics, and how it is used in traditional medicine.
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Film
Rowan Atkinson & John Cleese’s Funny Beekeeping Comedy Interview [Sketch Script]
by Stargirlby StargirlAs if bees weren’t fascinating enough, there’s this interview between a beekeeper and an interviewer, who, while interested in the topic of bees, keeps interrupting his quest.