Have an experienced beekeeper come and look into this. It could be nothing, but if it is something serious, you'll need to do something quickly.
That banana dancing looks like me yesterday.Cool deal, Good news....well, Great news actually.. shewww!!! Happy for you. There is nothing anymore disheartening -hardly- than losing your bees.
As you know already Philip, I understood you knew the importance of sunshine. Wasn't trying to insult anyone's intelligence at all. I was just giving you a little nudge in the posterior if you needed one. That's all. :banana:
Cool Philip. That's super neat. Thank you so very much for taking the time to share that. Yeah, there are still some of those types of 'sink blinds' being used. However, most are located along the Mississippi flyway in Arkansas, Mississippi and other states in that travel corridor and are dug into agricultural fields for hunting both duck and geese. These are used a lot in that region. As far as being used in our coastal sounds, no they are not really used anymore, that I have seen. There are duck blinds on the sound nowadays here in North Carolina but they are built up on pilings and are sitting slightly elevated above the water.>Custom Duck and Turkey Calls - Eastern NC
Just noticed your footnote. When I was real young (about 60-65 years ago) my dad and older brothers used to drive down to coastal North Carolina to go duck hunting. I was just a young toddler, so I never went. Back then the manner of hunting made use of a sunken box that hunters would sit in. The box was sunken in one of the sounds (Albemarle, I guess) where the top edge of the box rested about 3-4 inches above the level of the water. I don't know if the box floated to allow for the tides?
Does anyone hunt in that manner anymore?