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Bees in a box with foundation will definitely need feeding Bees in a box with no stores will definitely need feeding Don't over complicate beekeeping

A neutral density (ND) filter will allow longer exposure time. Good project, don't forget to post your results.

Nice one Brian, do you do a matching tamper proof seal Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk Pro

Whatever filters you buy make sure they the words acid gasses are in the description Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk Pro

General grabbers have a range to suit different terrain Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk Pro

Noise pollution levels would be too high !

And what else should they put on them so profoundly deaf people know they are coming.

Same here, and still hammering the balsam

I would like to hear your take on a rotor arm

Mine have started bringing in the ivy this week and still collecting HB

You're one of the few left that knows what points and condensers are

Personally I would have left the cell there as the bees have not swarmed, looks like a classic supersedure.

Yesterday most of mine are on 4_5 frames of brood with hives bursting with bees, took the last of the supers off as Ivy has just started flowering. I live a bit further south than you so mine will be a bit later going into winter

No time anymore for fly fishing in the summer unfortunately but winter months I do like restoring and repairing old mechanical watches with a bit of leather craft thrown in

https://shop.safnatura.com/eng/spare-parts/14/ https://www.ebay.co.uk/p/Nylon-Plastic-Gear-Set-With-Bolts-Honey-Extractor-Repair-Spare-Parts-Beekeeper/1680760558 http://www.bees-online.co.uk/products.asp?b=55&name=Extraction

there's a few bits and bobs here https://www.thorne.co.uk/honey-and-wax-processing/extraction/extractor-spares

I love these :biggrinjester: https://www.ebay.co.uk/i/262841398603?chn=ps&var=561840024465

I have one, and although roughly constructed but not as low quality as yours, probably someone has been selling the rejects through the back door. As JBM the best smoker I have owned

Supersedure isn't always about laying rate, it could be thay don't like that blob of paint on her back, a dodgy leg or antenna

It doesn't happen to all American beekeepers, there are some very good beekeepers there but they get tared with the same brush as the bad ones