Posted by John in La on December 02, 2017 at 17:04:59 from (68.185.230.243):
The past week or two I have noticed that the honey bees have been attacking my garbage cans. As you walk up you can see many flying around it. When you open the can there might be 20 bees inside the 95 gallon can.
Never dawned on me till today. But with my limited knowledge of bees that they might be hungry. Temps have been around 70 in the day time but since it is December there might be little to no flowers around. Thinking the bees may be after things like empty Coke cans in the garbage can for the sugar.
I assume these are wild bees as I live in the middle of 1000's of acres of pine forest and the closest man owned hives has to be 3 to 4 miles away.
So do you agree that the reason they are after my garbage is because they are that hungry?
And if so is there anything I can do to supplement their diet to help this hive threw the winter?
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