OD, I took your advice, and moved the nucs out of the marital bedroom.
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OD, I took your advice, and moved the nucs out of the marital bedroom.
http://s1110.beta.photobucket.com/us...tml?sort=6&o=0
Adrian,
Those are cute, they will be sure to make the drones very happy! LOL
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Wow! That is Love!
I have done a composite repair on a Sunfish sailboat and rebuilt a Vespa carburetor in my livingroom before but admit it might not fly for the man in my life to do something similar. Wood dust and paint fumes in the bedroom would be a tough sell. The basement would be okay, I woodwork there all the time. I guess you do what you have to do. That is what I did with the Sunfish. Glad you have a great/understanding wife!
well, I'm in if I'm allowed, at October first, 78 double, 18 single 8 nucs wrapped and treated with formic and oxalic.. and sure, well feed.As all beekeepers are 100% honest I feel that we should allow entries until 12/31/12 as long as they base their starting count on 10/1/12
[QUOTE=Adrian Quiney WI;872323]OD, I took your advice, and moved the nucs out of the marital bedroom./QUOTE]
Thank Charlie not me. It is his marriage that is tottering on the brink because of that sticky kitchen floor and I don't want yours to follow suit. I have had a shop and extracting room miles from my bedroom for 35 years and my latest marriage has lasted 27 because of that. I do now have four hives on my upstairs deck and that is not questioned by the family as long as I don't inquire into where the honey sales cash disappears to. To my daughter: "Do you need any money for the movies?" "No, I sold four quarts this morning".....
i'll get back in if you can give me a grace period to 11/10/12. i shook one out that day, but i should have already done it a couple of weeks prior.
disclaimer: novice beekeeper here who knows just enough to be dangerous
You're in square peg as long as you agree to harass Ollie whenever you can. Poor Mrs. Frank, why do bad things happen to good people?
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hurray! thanks chuck!
does the winner get a box of scones?![]()
disclaimer: novice beekeeper here who knows just enough to be dangerous
dern!!!
can i get credit for winter 2010? 4 hives, zero losses.
or winter 2011? 10 hives, zero losses.
oh well, i'm still in for '12. 17 hives, one loss. (but i want those scones if i win)
disclaimer: novice beekeeper here who knows just enough to be dangerous
I've got a lot of cans of paint with 1" in them.
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You kids get off my lawn!
This may not be the place to ask this question. But most of the pics of hives posted have been in the shade. So what is the best location to place a hive, shade or full sun?? My hives are in a location that gets the first rays in the morning. But shaded from the hot sun after 2pm on.
Thanks all.
Checked on my bee yard today was 60f today and going to be 65 plus tomorro all hives are heavy and buzzin. So far so good what a nice winter so far hope it's like it was last year.
Happy beeing everyone.
GOATMAN mine are in full sun all day pretty much and i have some pure black hives and i have no problems i think the bee's like the heat.
Say hello to the bad guy!
Nice hives cg3
Bill...in Southeast Ohio
since october 1 my current hive # are as follows 2 observation hives 11 double deeps no treatments,didn't feed, no patties above,this year 3 swarms caught 1 cut out,3 walk away splits,3 going into 3rd winter,3 second winter. total of 13 hives.
I have to agree with OD on this one, it wouldn't be fair to everyone else. I still have a nuc trying to raise a queen, & a light hive that where having problems before the contest started but I'm counting them.
We also haven't lost a hive in 3 years, congratulations on that.
Dan
yeah, not a nursery school, i get it. thanks dan, 73.
disclaimer: novice beekeeper here who knows just enough to be dangerous
Hey, Ollie got a new bee suit!
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President, San Francisco Beekeepers Association
www.habitatforhoneybees.org
Not the first or last time I've been called an ass. He's as handsome as I am in a bee suit.
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