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I Spy With My Little Eye... or Do I?

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Find the Queen!

Easy Level

Hint: Finding the single queen in a beehive can be tricky, but may beekeepers do this handy thing to make the queen easy to spot, and to know what year the queen was born.

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Find the Queen!

Intermediate Level

Hint: You may thing the queen is always the center of attention, but sometimes she just isn't.

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Find the Queen!

Intermediate Level

Hint: There are a lot of empty honey comb cells just waiting for the queen to lay her eggs.

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Find the Queen!

Expert Level

Yes. Queens do wear black during the summer.

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Find the Queen!

Expert Level

Hint? You're an expert queen finder. You don't need a hint!

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Find the Queen!

Expert Level

Hint? You're an expert queen finder. You don't need a hint!

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Can you spot at least 5 eggs?

Easy Level

Hint: Eggs are very tiny and almost clear.

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Can you spot at least 10 eggs?

Intermediate Level

Hint: Yes. This is getting more difficult, just keep looking in the uncapped comb.

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Can you spot at least 15 eggs?

Expert Level

Hint: Just believe me. There are at least 20 eggs visible in this photo in the uncapped comb!

Let's Bee Friendly

Hello! In December 2022, I earned the Girl Scout Gold Award for my project Let's BEE Friendly. This website is a part of that project. Today I am serving the New Jersey Beekeepers Association as their 2024 NJ Honey Queen, spreading knowledge across the state about the importance of honey bees to our society. If you want to learn about honey bees - you are in the right place!

Madeline Tubbs

Email: tubbsohoney@gmail.com

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