T's Bees Raw Honey

10/16/2025

It's gonna be great...

10/15/2025

10/15/2025

Mark your calendar. T's Bees will be there selling our local honey. Many other vendors will be there.

06/30/2025

Harvested honey today, Sunday, June 29, 2025. Great taste and light color.

10/11/2024

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💛🧡 Hope to see you! 🧡💛
First Presbyterian Church, Brazoria
Saturday, October 12
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06/16/2024

Harvested honey, June11th. The bees provided us 117 lbs. of raw honey. Total of 98 1-lb. bottles and a few quart and pint bottles. Thanks to family members helping in the process. It's a team effort.

05/13/2024

Happy Mother’s Day. The bee really does know what hard work is. In her life of six to nine years she produces about one egg each minute. That works out to laying her own body weight in eggs each day. There is one queen who is the only fertile female in the hive. She is the only bee with ovaries. Second, there are about 60,000 sterile female , that do not have ovaries. From birth to about day three, they clean the hive. By the fifth day of their life, they become nursing bees because certain glands have matured inside their mouths. By day 12, their wax-making glands are functioning, so they set to making structures in the nest and storing nectar and honey. Around the 19th day of their life they begin guarding the nest with their sting. By day 21, they are halfway through their short lives and have begun to leave the nest to forage for nectar and . And then around day 42 they usually die. make up the third gender. They don’t have a stinger, and they can’t collect nectar. They are fertile and can make s***m. The queen will mate once in her life with dozens of these drones who die after copulation.

http://www.abc.net.au/science/articles/2013/04/10/3733766.htm

05/01/2024

"Do you know that...
Old bees do not return to the hive in the evening? Instead, they spend the night on flowers, and if they live to see another sunrise, they resume their activity by bringing pollen or nectar to the colony. They do this sensing that their end is near, as no bee waits to die in the hive so as not to burden the others. 🐝🐝🐝
Bees, like all insects, are cold-blooded, yet at the colony level, they function as a warm, mega-organism. 🐝🐝🐝
There are bees that bring pollen and bees that bring nectar; a pollen-collecting bee will never switch its task to bring nectar, and vice versa. 🐝🐝🐝
Although dandelions are yellow, their pollen, when mixed with nectar by bees, turns orange in the mixing urn. 🐝🐝🐝
The record for keeping a bee colony alive during winter without cleansing flights is 356 days. 🐝🐝🐝
Bees can be useful to humans even after they have died, as their bodies are used in poultices to treat joint pain. 🐝🐝🐝
Bees never sleep. Thank you, little bees!!! 🐝❤"
📷 Respective Owner