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Close up of beekeeper hands, launches into work a honey extractor on the bee farm. Beekeeping Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close up of beekeeper hands indicates the bee queen with a green marker Royalty Free Stock Photo

Beekeeper hands preparing the bee smoker to enter the apiary. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close up of beekeeper hands cuts wax from honeycomb frame with a special knife into a bowl. Honey production Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close up of beekeeper hands, holds cell curlers for the withdrawal of the queen bee. Details of beekeeping Royalty Free Stock Photo

Beekeeper hands sorting honey frames Royalty Free Stock Photo

Close up of beekeeper hands holding a queen cells. In the background shelves with cell curlers Royalty Free Stock Photo

Shot of a beekeeper hands holding honeycomb Royalty Free Stock Photo

Urban beekeeping. The days of guerilla beekeeping in the Big Apple are gone. After a ban of many years, keeping honey bees in New York City is once again legal. To illustrate this urban farming niche: beehives and their keeper, Andrew CotÃÂ©, president of the New York City Beekeepers Association, on the rooftop of Bridge Cafe at the edge of the South Street Seaport district, in view of the Brooklyn Bridge and City Hall in downtown Manhattan. This photo is one in a series of six.