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Alejandro Walsh works as an apiary inspector for a state department of agriculture. He travels throughout his region to inspect hundreds of honey bee colonies each year, monitoring managed hives for foulbrood, mites, and other destructive pests. Walsh managed commercial apiaries before taking his position with the state, directing brood maintenance and seasonal honey production across migratory yards. He also contributes articles on honey bee biology to Biology Insights.

What Is a Wax Moth and How Does It Damage Hives?
How Do Bees Taste? The Science of Their Sensory System
Can Bees Fly in the Cold? The Science Explained
Can Bees Change Gender? The Science of Bee Sex
How to Make a Swarm Trap for Honey Bees
What Can Kill Bees? From Pesticides to Parasites
How to Set Up a Bee Box for a New Hive
How Does a Bee Actually Become a Queen?
Can a Swarm of Bees Kill You? The Science Explained
Do Bees Have Blood? An Inside Look at Their Circulatory System
Do Bees Like Alcohol? The Effects of Alcohol on Bees
Why Do Bees Die? The Causes of Bee Mortality
Do Honey Bees Reproduce Asexually or Sexually?
Why Does Gas Kill Wasps? The Biology Explained
Why Do Bees Not Like Smoke? A Scientific Explanation
How Long Does Wasp Pheromone Last?
How Cold Is Too Cold for Bees & How to Help Them
Do Murder Hornets Sting? Dangers and What to Do
What Does a Real Bee Brain Look Like?
What Is Bee Brood and Why Is It Important for a Hive?
Are Wasps Attracted to White? The Science of Wasp Vision
What Do Wasp Eggs Look Like and How to Identify Them
Are Wasps Attracted to Sugar? A Biological Explanation
Why Are Hornets So Aggressive? The Biology of Their Behavior
Do Bees Hold Grudges? The Science of Bee Behavior
Do Hornets Release Pheromones When Killed?
Are Bees Attracted to Black? Why They Avoid Dark Colors
Why Do Bees Festoon? Theories on This Unique Behavior
Can Bees See the Color Red? The Science of Bee Vision
Why Do Bees Eat Meat? The Science of Carnivorous Bees