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 Each Fall I take apart the nesting trays and remove the bees hibernating in their cocoons. After cleaning them up a bit they go into the refrigerator for the winter. These wonderful pollinators are fascinating to keep and bring joy and fruit in the Spring. Read my book "The Orchard Mason Bee" available on Amazon  Even found a dead little male Mason Bee . Buy your Mason Bee Supplies on line at KNOX CELLARS.COM
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 PLAYED IT IN OUR JAM TODAY FOR THE WHOLE HOUR- LOVED IT, THIS IS A GOOD ONE  THE BODY WOOD IS ROSA MEXICANA, THE SOUNDBOARD LUTZ SPRUCE.
THE NECK IS AFRICAN MAHOGANY WITH AN EBONY FRETBOARD. this nine inch piece of cedar took 388 years to grow.  I cut this from a huge cedar log fifty years ago, The tree must have been 800 years old, It will make a wonderful soundboard for the Australian Blackwood tenor that I started this morning  Marvelous Western Red Cedar from the shores of Lake Whatcom in the Pacific Northwest
It is at least 388 years old  THIS PRETTY TENOR WILL SOON HAVE ITS EBONY FRETBOARD AND BE SINGING IT'S SONG
 This wood is called ROSA MEXICANA and was brought to me from Paracho Mexica, the guitar capital of Mexico. I think this will be a pretty tenor. The soundboard is sonic graded Lutz Spruce from Pacific Rim Tonewood, the neck is African Mahogany.
 THIS BEAUTY WAS PURCHASED TODAY AND IS NOW IN ITS NEW HOME IN SEATTLE
 This Sycamore Tenor and the huge yellow Dahlias grown by our neighbor.Alicia Dauber decorate our coffee table.  The Cedar soundboard and Koa binding will blend nicely with the Sycamore body.
 L TO R SOPRANO CONCERT TENOR BARITONE
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