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Swarms in Strange Places | Buffalo News
Bee swarms are showing up earlier and in weirder places this spring—trees, fences, picnic tables—thanks to erratic weather. When displaced, they risk collapse without a queen, so beekeepers are stepping in to rescue them by transplanting healthy eggs into struggling hives, essentially helping colonies “adopt” new babies. This local effort is building climate-adapted bees for Western New York’s changing seasons, with dozens of swarm calls already this year—and more expected in fall. If you spot one? Stay back and call a pro. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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