Swarm Number 3, Woodland Park,…
Swarm Number 3, Woodland Park,, a swarm that only had access on one side. Thanks for participating Bob & Anneliese,. http://t.co/prAd3Rz7
Do you know what color/s honey…
Do you know what color/s honey bees can not see? Hint,, it’s not pink or yellow,, http://t.co/qaiOfmNQ
Lucky Seven
Hive Number Seven is my first successful split. This hive is an offspring of Hive Number one, the crew that was busting out in January. Yesterday I noticed this bearding, which was about three times this amount at its peak, so I knew that the queen was laying (but checked to be certain) and it […]
Can I have an order of homeste…
Can I have an order of homestead fries with that? Yes,, milk, no home brew,, that was earlier,,,:)) http://t.co/bxypAPbO
Yumminess,, after a fun/hard/s…
Yumminess,, after a fun/hard/sting free day, cutting out my new ladies,, http://t.co/gV1D0Tyt
The down and dirty time,, hail…
The down and dirty time,, hail the not crushed and found queen,, fingers & toes crossed,, http://t.co/hasYKQNc
Working on a cut out,,fun! htt…
Working on a cut out,,fun! http://t.co/wKhH4Wfk
Liquid Gold
This one frame of about twelve that I will be extracting this weekend, so get ready to fill your pantries. Most of the frames are from Hive number two, which is constantly getting taller. Currently five deeps. [box style=”rounded” border=”full”]Here Comes the Honey![/box] …
Second Swarm of the Season
These was the second swarm I captured this season. It was a pretty nice size, and no scouts out flying because it was a rainy day. I let the home owner borrow my gloves because she was interested in helping me (thanks Patsy) and took two nasty stings, one on the knuckle and one on the […]
Hive Five and Hive Six
Hives five and six in the wild. If you see these innocuous white boxes in a field don’t go “check them out”.