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I've read that they can't see infrared light, but either way, you're going to be pretty busy keeping the propolis off of the lens!

I used window screen (metal) and used a stapler to keep the seam together.

OP, are you sure that it's a state law limiting you to 2 hives? I did a quick search but didn't see that. You should check this out....

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Hello fellow Hoosier(s)!

Put it on a piece of wax paper.

Glad they are doing OK! I'm amazed that you have dandelions in Greenwood, we don't have any here in SE Indiana. Both of my hives were out & about the last couple of days but I didn't see anything...

There's a bunch of folks from Louisville, Kentucky that will dispute that!

Mann Lake does free shipping on orders over $100 all year long for those that didn't know. There are some exclusions, but not many.

You could drive a metal T-post next to the hive & strap everything to it.

Earlier post on this story. Also, that "Master Beekeeper" in the story is a member here.

http://www.beesource.com/forums/showthread.php?273056-Bees-in-the-news-Swarm-on-plane-s-wing-delays-flight

Kroger's price for 25lb is $17.29 around here.

This is a good place. My dad has done a lot of business with them and an exGF has worked there for many years.

http://www.discountlabels.com/

From what I've seen, bees that drown in sugar water turn black. I've found them in my feeders before by the handful and every one of them was jet black.

Try to hive them and see what happens. Even if they don't survive winter, you'll have some frames of drawn comb to start with in the spring, and an extra few months of added knowledge.

That's a hoax. The real date is in 2015.

http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2012-06-27/entertainment/ct-talk-back-to-the-future-hoax-0628-20120627_1_marty-mcfly-hoax-date