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No Irish guy, beavers have big teeth and a paddly tail thing. Your photo is an Irish tree fella..........

Hi Derek, here's the deal, just checked and the tree is still in situ minus the bees, you could have a slice, take measurements, photos etc etc In return we need a speaker at our AGM next February, Saturday afternoon for an hour or so, travel expenses can be paid. Kings Lynn...

Hi Derek, these are all I have, pm me your e mail again and I will send them through. Not sure which way the entrance was. I am told quite a few bees come out but not too much of a inconvenience, just rang the local beekeeper to come and get them out.

A fellow beekeeper did the work and took the photos, I will speak with her tonight and see if she has anymore she can send me and if she is happy for you to use them, don't see it being a problem as they have reached facebook and no doubt been shared beyond.

Its a slice from a tree that came down in the high winds a few weeks back.

One for Derek Local to me a tree was cut down and when being cut for logs this was found. Rehoused and doing well.

Hi Mike, large swarms seem to prefer at least a full brood box, they left a big hive that was cramped with bees and end up in a smaller box, more cramped. The entrance disk on the 6 frame Paynes poly nucs has a QE and is a worthwhile addition to any nuc. A frame of brood I am told...

Yes all sorted, known Andy about 3 or 4 years, sensible chap who knows what is best for him, his family and the bees. He has just completed a very nice eco type house self build, it will be featured on BBC 2 later in the year. Been and seen the bees and we have a plan of action.

I travel between 6 sites quite regularly all on the same day to check my 50 odd hives weekly / as required. I do not take my suit off between apiaries, I unzip the hood and throw it back, I think the sight of driving in my undies would get more strange looks and draw a bit more attention. If...

will ring you in the morning mate, you are only 3 miles from me, we will sort something out. Pete have pm'd you

I acquired sold old faded stuff and find it gets drawn ok. Just make sure there is a flow on or you feed them, helps a bit if you checker it with drawn, bit of faffing but melting it down is a real waste. A swarm would welcome it.

:yeahthat: I am up to 4.

well done, lucky sod !

Seems like a plan, good luck.

Hi Helen, I think someone in your local association could house them temporarily for a few weeks, does the association have an apiary. Where in Suffolk are you roughly ? I have an out apiary not far from Suffolk but it depends where you are. My bees are generally well behaved but...

Hi Geb, I probably missed it, but what laid the eggs, how did it become queen less. Did it go through winter as a nuc ? Where in UK are you. good luck Pete

Same again, this Sunday 3rd May, same times same place. Just turn up at 9 for selling or 10 for buying. PM me if need to know more.

Thanks for all the interest. All sold. Despite the no haggling please that he asked for, he did and all went for a grand, including lots of Thornes stock that he wanted clearing out from the back of his garage. Thanks again.