I have to wonder, though, if the bees at the top end up with joint problems. After all, having a couple of hundred sisters hanging on HAS to add up to a lot of weight.
Add the 99% Georgia humidity to that equation, and I must give my honey bees a blue ribbon for strength and endurance.
BEEattitude for Day # 254:
Blessed are those who lend a leg to their sisters, for they shall help to form a living sculpture._______________________________
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Those 'fuzzies' definitely have loving hearts - all for one and one for all. Never question who's on top or who's on bottom - they hang in there together. And thank the Lord for the rain! We are finally getting some relief here but the triple digit temps are around the corner.
Beautiful, heavenly rain... Oh My!
It's 11 p.m. as I write this, and the girls on the white hive are clustered around their front door-hole, forming a disk of bees about 6 inches in diameter. I have no idea whether they're hanging underneath the hive as well.
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