This weekend I noticed a large group of bees flying around in my backyard. My wife was really concerned. However, as a former beekeeper, I knew exactly what was happening. The bees were engaged in a ...

Hordes of bees have been flocking to planters, trash bins and even bicycles around Midtown Manhattan this season, according to multiple social media posts and videos capturing the “biblical” swarms.

Bryan Musselman of Claysburg uses a brood box to remove a swarm of honey bees that appeared in the middle of the Altoona Mirror employee parking lot on Thursday afternoon. Mirror photo by Holly ...

SHELBYVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — It was a tough winter for bees across the country, and industry experts are raising concerns after hundreds of millions of them died. While many researchers are working to ...

Swarms of bees are flocking to trash cans and other sites that invite frequent human interaction all around midtown Manhattan this season, according to multiple media reports, including one in the New ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - As flowers begin to bloom and the weather warms, honey bee colonies are breaking off and searching for new places to colonize. Swarm season lasts through June and means honey ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. MANHATTAN, N.Y. (PIX11) — New Yorkers ...

Want to know how to capture a wild honey bee swarm? This step-by-step guide shows you everything you need to safely collect a bee swarm and set up your own hive. Essential info for both beginners and ...

Things were abuzz recently at The Getaway Grille and Bar on Allen Road — literally. Thousands of bees had nestled onto the restaurant’s bright red patio tent. "It was the strangest thing," Jody Becker ...

A swarm of bees was spotted buzzing around Sixth Avenue in midtown Manhattan on Thursday — a bit of a different sight from the swarms of pedestrians and traffic to which people may be accustomed. ♬ ...

It’s bee season — and swarms have been spotted across New York City. In recent weeks, clouds of bees have buzzed through Midtown, clustered around light poles and even clung to sidewalk scaffolding.