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Tag: Pollen from Hazlenut

February 28, 2013March 6, 2015

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This blog recounts what I learned while starting an apiary called HiHat Honey on a roof in Brooklyn and then a second generation in Oxford, Mississippi. I keep bees in the honey-loving tradition of my grandfather Dan and my mother Harriet, the hero and heroine of this blog. In 2014 I returned to Brooklyn, but the bees stayed in the sticky and capable hands of a friend in Mississippi.

Posts

first spring hive inspection
pollen field
mississippi morning
hihat in mississippi
route miel, morocco
hihat’s world
i remember a lavender garden
on the eve of frost
black tie bees
open casket
first year’s crop of hihat honey
here lies my apiary in a wood
found: harriet’s honey
field trip : ram island farm apiary, maine
robbing my bees
letter from switzerland: bee man of zermatt
the suburbs
early august hive inspection
summer bandits
swarming in maine by Harriet
keeping the hive cool
Krygyzstan and transhumant beekeeping
Honey Lovers Stuck Together by Harriet
ditch plains
hive inspections, early june
traditional appalachian beekeeping
3-week hive inspection
hiving the bees
On beginning beekeeping
On HiHat

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