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Art Review: Robert Rahway Zakanitch at Samuel Freeman Gallery
Culture MonsterRobert Rahway Zakanitchâs latest paintings remind viewers just how glorious it is to be alive. Thatâs as stale a cliché as can be, but in the New York painterâs talented hands it comes alive with so much vitality, vigor and...... -
Hotel takes rooftop gardens a step further with beekeeping
Money & CompanyFew chefs rave about having bugs in their business. But Myk Banas, the executive chef and director of food and beverage operations at the Chicago Marriott Downtown Magnificent Mile, dotes on the hotelâs rooftop hives of honey bees. âGetting honey........ -
Landscaper in San Diego County dies after bee attack
L.A. NOWA 55-year-old man died Wednesday after suffering hundreds of bee stings while working outdoors in the northern San Diego County city of Encinitas, the Sheriff's Department said. The man, described as a landscaper, was operating a backhoe in a brushy...... -
Jasmine, the fragrant harbinger of spring
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterIt might happen tonight. Or tomorrow. But it won't happen gradually. It will come all at once. All over Los Angeles, the first pink buds of jasmine will erupt into sprays of new white flowers. The display will be chaste enough for a wedding arbor -- until...Tags: Winter Solstice, University of Michigan, Los Angeles County Arboretum & Botanic Garden, Education, Science
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Fennel showing up at farmers markets
Fennel, the most fragrant of vegetables, is now at its peak of abundance and quality. Of the half-dozen stands at the Hollywood farmers market that sell it, Finley Organic Farms, which grows the Zefa Fino variety in Santa Ynez, has the sweetest and most...Tags: Alcoholic Beverages, Fennel, University of California, Services and Shopping, Mushrooms
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San Diego County man who died from bee stings suffered severe allergic reaction
L.A. NOWThe San Diego County man who collapsed Wednesday after being stung by hundreds of bees died as a result of a sudden onset of anaphylaxis, a severe allergic reaction, according to a report by the county medical examiner. A contributing...... -
Group petitions U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to offer Endangered Species Act protections to bumblebee
L.A. UnleashedGRANTS PASS, Ore. â A conservation group filed a petition Wednesday to add a bumblebee from Southern Oregon and Northern California to the endangered species list. The Society for Invertebrate Conservation and University of California at Davis... -
The Feral Bees of Silver Lake is not a band
Daily DishThe local honey of Silver Lake beekeepers Russell Bates and Amy Seidenwurm has shown up on the cheese plates of Canele restaurant in Atwater Village and recently the new wine bar Covell in Los Feliz. It might not have gone...... -
The common honey bee as landscape
L.A. at HomeIn Rose-Lynn Fisher's new book "Bee," the artist offers a close look at the common honey bee. A very, very close look. Using a friend's electron microscope, Fisher explores the bee in a variety of magnifications. At 10x or 30x resolution the images mostly... -
Suddenly, the bees are simply vanishing
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersThe dead bees under Dennis vanEngelsdorp's microscope were like none he had ever seen. He had expected to see mites or amoebas, perennial pests of bees. Instead, he found internal organs swollen with debris and strangely blackened. The bees' intestinal...Tags: Honey, Australia, University of California, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Genes and Chromosomes
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The fishing's fine along California's Kern River
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterWhen spring flowers bloom, I come down with a serious case of trout fever. The symptoms are instantly recognizable: a twitchy casting arm and an insatiable craving for sparkling waters and biting fish. I typically look to the Eastern Sierra for the cure,...Tags: Hot Springs, Death, Rivers, Road Transportation, Sports
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In Morelia, Mexico, monarch beauty takes flight
Special to The Los Angeles TimesMorelia, Mexico I now know what it feels like to be inside a snow globe. But instead of fake, swirling white snowflakes, substitute butterflies -- hundreds, thousands, millions of orange-and-black monarchs -- flying around like autumn leaves in a gale....Tags: Mexico City, Mexico, Death, Air Transportation, Coconut
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