Less bees than before

[djgriggs]

Hello everyone, I was just thinking I was out in the yard yesterday cutting the grass in my front yard is completely covered covered and Clover. I realized a few years ago if not a little longer there were a lot of bees On many of the clovers. I realize out of the whole yard I may be only seem to be as per 4 ft.? so I was wondering are they less based on the UCB yeah what?s going on because I remember you said you had to be careful where you walk barefoot in the yard as you chanced getting stung.

On a Nother note are there any beekeepers on here that are in North Alabama?

[BeeMaster2]

DJ,
It probably means that you have something blooming that the bees like more than the clover.
I have an acre of clover around my house but the bees are hardly touching it, they are all over the Black Gum Trees. It sounds like ther is a swarm in every Black Gum Tree.
Jim

[sc-bee]

DJ,
It probably means that you have something blooming that the bees like more than the clover.
I have an acre of clover around my house but the bees are hardly touching it, they are all over the Black Gum Trees. It sounds like ther is a swarm in every Black Gum Tree.
Jim

So Jim black gum.... tupelo?

[BeeMaster2]

DJ,
It probably means that you have something blooming that the bees like more than the clover.
I have an acre of clover around my house but the bees are hardly touching it, they are all over the Black Gum Trees. It sounds like ther is a swarm in every Black Gum Tree.
Jim

So Jim black gum.... tupelo?

Yes, same family. Basically the same honey but don?t tell anyone from the panhandle area that I said that. 
Jim

[beepro]

As long as you got bees in the hives you're fine.  Doesn't matter where they go as long as they know where to
go before the sunset.