I just stumbled upon a cool website:  http://www.tobee.ca/ 

This has lot's of great information on nesting bees and general native bee information.  Take a look at all the different styles of nesting blocks they have created.  Very cool!  Maybe next year we will have to take on a cavity nesting study...

The bees should be coming out soon, especially with this warm weather we've been having, I can't wait!

The new site is up and running folks!  I will continue to add content so please check back frequently.  I'm working hard to put up relevant information that can be used by a variety of audiences.  Hope that everyone is enjoying it so far!

Also, I'm getting geared up for this year's survey!  It looks like the sites for 2012 will be the scrub habitat of GTMNERR west of A1A, the Guana River Wildlife Management Area, Moses Creek Conservation Area, and Princess Place Preserve in Flagler County.  I'm starting to scout the sites now and am keeping an eye out on early flowering plants in the area to make sure I catch the beginning of the season.

In February I will go the UF to attend a Pollinator Conservation Planning workshop put on by the Xerces Society, should be great!