Bee warned. 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 ...

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 ...

But swarming bees are engorged with honey to build the new hive, so they are generally non-aggressive and unlikely to sting unless provoked, experts say. Swarms occur when a particular colony outgrows ...

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 ...

A view of flying honey bees in a swarm. Photo courtesy Getty Images. Do you have a gardening question? The UC Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County can help. Our volunteers are part of the University ...

A strange sight confronted citizens in downtown Newberg on the afternoon of May 2 — a moving carpet of thousands of bees, congregated on the sidewalk in front of a boutique store without warning.

If you’re anything like me, the sight of a single bee has tremendous power, providing a limitless supply of energy to flail and sprint in the other direction. While a single bee is powerful, ...