BEES UP TOP - Auckland
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BEES UP TOP - Auckland
BRINGING BEES TO URBAN AREAS
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

We are beekeepers from Auckland. You can rent a hive from us and we will maintain it for you and give you the honey. We rescue bee swarms for free before the exterminator is called in.

The future of BEES UP TOP is brewing! Baby beekeeper due December! We can't wait! 📷 @joelmcdowell #babybeekeeper #beesuptop
Today’s hive install in Parnell was a special one. The client asked for her hive to be painted in detail 🎨 We commissioned NZ artist Celia Steenhuisen to do the job & she aced it! Pohutakawa bee 2020
The one day intensive beekeeping course at #bethellsbeach will be kicking off again this Spring! Email us via our website to book your spot 👩‍🌾www.beesuptop.co.nz 👨‍🌾 #beekeeping #bethellsbeach #becomeabeekeeper #beesuptop #auckland
We are running a FREE kids beekeeping class these July holidays. A morning of fun and learning at the Bethells Beach Bee Sanctuary 🐝 We want to teach kids not to be scared of bees and to understand how important they are! A day of Queen spotting, le
My cup is full! Today I taught Swanson School about bees & pollination 💛 This little guy knew why bees buzzed, so he got to wear the bee antennas😊😊😊 Thanks for having me Swanson School! You guys are rad 🤙#inspiringbeekeepers #pollination #sw
WIN WIN WIN with @burtsbeesnz and @beesuptop Cold weather can wreak havoc on our skin and our health! So we’ve teamed up with our friends at @burtsbeesnz to give you the chance to win 1 of 3 Winter Health Prize Packs! Prize includes: 🐝Burt&rsq
There is nothing better than honey cake and tea at home on a rainy Sunday 🥰 Put another log on the fire 🔥 📸 @joelmcdowell #bethellsbeach #home #bethellsbeachbeesanctuary #homebaking
Bethells Beach Bee Sanctuary. Every day is a holiday here 🐝 📸 @joelmcdowell
The babes at The Bethells Beach Bee Sanctuary are looking good! We've had a very mild Winter in Auckland and no cold snaps. This keeps the babes happy and the bee numbers up 👏👏👏 📸 @joelmcdowell
It's the perfect day for checking hives at the Bethells Beach Bee Sanctuary today 🌥 Not too hot, not too cold. But first snuggles with Mr G! 📸 @joelmcdowell
Queen spotting! This is quite a hard one because you can only see the Queenies butt! Comment with a 🐝 if you can spot her! 📸 @joelmcdowell
Happiness is the smell of freshly baked bread! @dailybreadnz
As a company we are committed to reducing our environmental impact 🌿NO PLASTIC is something that we intended from the very beginning. Instead of wrapping each jar in bubble wrap, we have designed a cardboard box that protects your honey in the post.
We’re EXCITED because our bee courses will be starting up again in Spring 2020!🙌 We are just waiting for the weather to warm up so we have happy bees to inspect ⛅️ BEES UP TOP offers 3 different types of courses. ☑️The online course includes a
Our favourite way to get our daily intake of honey is by mixing a teaspoon into our morning coffee ☕️ But love it oozing through Vogel's toast with way too much butter! Have you tried it on ice cream? 🍦 What are your favourite pairings for honey? 📷
@rubytakessnaps loves their bees and their Queen - Miss Honey! 💛💛💛💛 💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛 ❤️Q. What do you love the most about having Miss Honey and her babes on your show room balcony? 💛A. We love having new additions’ to our team meetings in
Would you like to help us rescue bees this Spring? It's a major ADRENALINE rush and a way to help out the declining bee population in NZ! We are looking for people all over Auckland who have some spare time on their hands and would like to help BEES
We chatted to @littleempirepodcasts about how to save the bees. Tune in and learn some ways that you can help at home👆 Link in bio
We’ve added a list of pollen producing, bee friendly plants to our bio link 👆 Sunflowers are an amazing source of pollen for bees & will look fab in your garden this Spring! 🌻 🌻 🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻
This is bee bread 🥖 It’s the most important food for the growth of baby bees (similar to mothers milk). Worker bees collect pollen from flowers and carry it back to the hive on their back legs, then knock the pollen pellets into a cell and go
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