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The bees are getting used to the shorter sunlight hours. This gives them more time to pursue their off-hour sports and cultural activities. Although some of them opt for just sleeping more.

Buzzleton

Buzzy

Bee Bop Bee

Bop was extremely shy when he first came to the farm in August, but since then he has made many friends and is active in sports. His favorite is water polo, which the bees play in the greenhouse drains.

Dazz Bee

Originally posted to a hive in the new greenhouse, Dazz was moved to the older greenhouse when a rash of bee swine flu created a beepower shortage at the end of August. He has proven impervious to the flu and is a very hard worker.

Brooke, Reagan, and Alexa Bee

Brooke and Reagan have known each other since they were larvae. Alexa met them when she came with another hive from Detroit. Now all three are really good friends and hang out together every day.

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The return of fall-like weather has not slowed down the bees at Cape Abilities Farm.

Alyoius

Buzz-Bee

Catie B

Buzz

Deet Bee

Love You! Maureen

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Bumblebee lore holds that every Labor Day the Great Bee (Always a female. Bee society is a matriarchy) puts in an appearence at some worthy hive. All the bees at Cape Abilities Farm are hoping their hives will be chosen.

Cheyenne

Connor-Bee

Andrew Bee, Sloop John Bee and Bee Bee

Andy, SJ and BB are inseperable friends. All are fanatic Red Sox fans and were bitterly disappointed by the recent  Red Sox rout at the hands of the Yankees.

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With the coming of August, a note of autumn has crept into the air at Cape Abilities Farms. The bees thoughts are turning toward the fall harvest.

Baby-Bee

Beatrix Bee

Bee Hive

Bee-Attitude

Boopsie-Bee

Dee Dee-Bee

We love you, Diana and Scott