apis melifera Archives

January 01, 2003 by Mike Koslosky

They don’t live in colonies, they rarely sting, and—if you plant natives—you might find some in your own backyard.

tim cannon: I am a little concerned here in Berkeley Albany since a family of deer live next door in the backyard and...
Judith Katz: This was a great hike with a beautiful view at the top, and free interpretive brochures describing the...
Judith White: Are dogs allowed at Rush Ranch? Thank you. Judith White
Robert: Hi Diane, Looks like we had the same experience over the last several months with the Pine Siskins. May 13...
Cindy Green: Hello Jacoba, I am putting together a 120 anniversary magazine for the city of Rio Vista and was...

May 23

Walkers 50+: Looking for signs of (wild)life

Walkers 50+: Join Ranger Bob Flasher on an easy, almost level walk of under 4 miles, from the Tilden Nature …
May 23

Focus on Grasses with Ashley Ratcliffe

This walk will explore the theme “how to look at a grass” and will serve to familiarize those of us …
May 25

Ring Mountain Thistle Pull

Come to Ring Mountain to help restore habitat on this special volunteer day. Today we will be following up on …

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