Do honeybees make honey from pollen?

No. Flowers produce both nectar and pollen to attract pollinating insects. The bees bring nectar back to the hive, concentrate it, and turn it into honey.

When bees visit flowers, they get pollen all over themselves, pack it into pouches on the sides of their legs, and bring it back to the hive. The pollen is then packed into cells around the brood nest. The color and granularity of honey is influenced by the type opf flowers on which bees feed - the beekeeper does not have a lot of control in this.

Any variations in the honey we sell are caused by nature and not by any additions of water or sugar. What do honey bees do in the winter? Whenever the air temperature drops below 55F or so, the honeybees start to form a ball shaped cluster inside the beehive.

The colder it gets, the "tighter" the cluster is. Even with zero degrees outside the temperature inside the cluster may be 90 degrees. Usually in November the queen stops laying eggs and raising more honeybees.

In January the brood ... more.

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