Honeybees come and go from their backyard hive.
The lifecycle of a hive is ridiculously complex, and learning to beekeep sounds like a significant undertaking.
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I have a friend who is the proud keeper of three hives! Next time you're in the area we can try to do a field trip (hot tip: they can and will sting through jeans...ask me how I know).
He's done his first honey harvest and is saving the wax for me (and a friend) to do magical things with (we hope!).
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