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Edible Plants Bee Tea
It’s a grey day today, a good day for looking back to a warmer one in the summer when Bungay Community Bees joined with Lesley and the Libray Community Garden […]
![Once again Bungay Community Bees’ colonies have survived rather a strange weather year. Long spells of dry weather following the late, sudden burst of flower energy has led to low […]](http://sustainablebungay.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/image10.jpg "Come and see the Bees!")
Come and see the Bees!
Once again Bungay Community Bees’ colonies have survived rather a strange weather year. Long spells of dry weather following the late, sudden burst of flower energy has led to low […]
Installing bees into the observation hive
The latest additions to the apiary includes 2 clear tubes between the entrance holes and the hive. Hopefully we shall be able to see the bees with pollen on their […]
![I spent a great three hours earlier with Mike and his family as he got the majority of the observation hive installed. If I’m brutally honest I wasn’t particularly useful, […]](http://sustainablebungay.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/image-e1367786486938.jpg "Mikes Most Marvellous Observation Hive")
Mikes Most Marvellous Observation Hive
I spent a great three hours earlier with Mike and his family as he got the majority of the observation hive installed. If I’m brutally honest I wasn’t particularly useful, […]
![We have embarked upon a new and exciting venture. In conjunction width Anglia Regional Co-operative Society and Featherdown Farms at College Farm, Aldeby, we will be providing educational (and inspirational) […]](http://sustainablebungay.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/image.jpg "Bees: education project underway!")
Bees: education project underway!
We have embarked upon a new and exciting venture. In conjunction width Anglia Regional Co-operative Society and Featherdown Farms at College Farm, Aldeby, we will be providing educational (and inspirational) […]
![We had a great time at this years Bungay Beehive Day (even with some last minute tent hitches), many thanks to all those that participated. I have put together a […]](http://sustainablebungay.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Community-Bees-and-Art-and-Garden-walk-2012-0191.jpg "Bungay Beehive Day 2012: Snapshots")
Bungay Beehive Day 2012: Snapshots
We had a great time at this years Bungay Beehive Day (even with some last minute tent hitches), many thanks to all those that participated. I have put together a […]
Bungay Bee Hive Day: 15th July
Bungay Bee Hive Day is a celebration of the honeybee and other pollinating insects along with the plants they love. Unique in the region and in its second year the event […]
![Our group may have an unashamed love affair with honey bees, but we have come to realise they are part of so much more. They are, by dint of being […]](http://sustainablebungay.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/12022012773.jpg "Building bee and bug abodes")
Building bee and bug abodes
Our group may have an unashamed love affair with honey bees, but we have come to realise they are part of so much more. They are, by dint of being […]
![Bungay Comunity Bees (BCB) has captured the imaginations of many this year. Several other Community Beekeeping groups have begun and we have become known to inspiring organisations such as […]](http://sustainablebungay.com/wp-content/themes/arras/images/thumbnail.png "Bungay Community Bees 2011")
Bungay Community Bees 2011
Bungay Comunity Bees (BCB) has captured the imaginations of many this year. Several other Community Beekeeping groups have begun and we have become known to inspiring organisations such as […]
![‘every generation grows up in an ever depleted landscape. Growing up in a depleted landscape one thinks that that is normal..’ Oliver Rackham The Suffolk Naturalists’Society hosted the Linking Landscapes […]](http://sustainablebungay.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/DSC01889.jpg "Linking Landscapes: vitally important (but oh so difficult…)")
Linking Landscapes: vitally important (but oh so difficult…)
‘every generation grows up in an ever depleted landscape. Growing up in a depleted landscape one thinks that that is normal..’ Oliver Rackham The Suffolk Naturalists’Society hosted the Linking Landscapes […]