Photo Gallery

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Members at a NAOBA potluck meeting

Members at a NAOBA potluck meeting

Members participate in a queen rearing workshop led by Les Crowder

Nathaniel Schmitz of Cornville with three top bar "ArkHives" that he designed and built. On display at the Orme School Sustainability Fair, Spring 2015

Honey Tasting Flight poster - designed and hand drawn by Shannon Pynes - this event was co-sponsored by NAOBA & hosted by Willow Bend on February 21, 2015

A variety of wild northern Arizona honeys

A lump of beeswax and a beeswax candle

A honey bee visits a peach tree blossom. Note the pollen in the basket on her back leg.

A field of lavender - bee heaven!

Forager on lavender

Forager visits a bee plant

Honey bees on a comb

Future beekeepers prepare to inspect a hive during a class taught by President Patrick Pynes. August 2, 2015

Honey bees "bearding" to keep cool

The Verde Valley School - location of NAOBA meeting on September 26th, 2015

The entrance to the library at the Verde Valley School

Dr. Patrick Pynes leads a discussion during a meeting on September 26th, 2015

NAOBA members during the September 26th, 2015 meeting

A bottle of honey and its main floral source: showy golden eye

"The Runaways," a healthy, robust colony of honeybees living in a Langstroth hive at La Posada Hotel and Gardens in Winslow. The hotel's large array of solar electric panels provides the bees with shelter from the sun and the wind in an otherwise harsh, high desert landscape.

Several experienced and brand new beekeepers from NAOBA's Flagstaff contingent recently gathered togather at COCO's Restaurant to talk about how to start springtime colonies with nucleus hives and packages. A great time was had by all!

Several experienced and brand new beekeepers from NAOBA's Flagstaff contingent recently gathered togather at COCO's Restaurant to talk about how to start springtime colonies with nucleus hives and packages. A great time was had by all!

 All photos on this page by Sharon Lee Harris. These are copyrighted images and may not be reused or republished without the consent of Sharon Lee Harris.