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Very true, not an honest one between the lot of them.

You're right, but how many of them would argue with a colony of bees? :D .

Moving last colony to new apiary, I also have a very herby syrup to deal with after that. Then, I'll be sublimating. Hoping that's me done. :willy_nilly:

But you can be bothered to make a remark about someone making, as you say, a very important point. :)

Oxalic Acid by sublimation. 3-4 times 5 days apart. :)

Don't, you'll make him blush. :blush5:

:rolleyes: I thought the creatures that were sent to the UK died. .

Google will throw up some pictures for you. Although most bees, if you haven't bought in a queen, are mongrels.

:iagree: I think it was Beecraft that quoted Derek last year. It would be polite, following the rubbish (in my opinion) they've just printed, if BBKA News printed his findings. It would be handy. Then my association wouldn't think I was weird for covering my hives in celotex :D

Who could not like you?? :D

Careful Erica, he may sue... :icon_204-2:

Well said that man. Folk should always ask about other's experience's. How else can we learn?? .

My mistake, sorry. :)

Karol, if you are referring to JBM'S post you should read it again. He was referring to truble the troll. Fortunately he can no longer cause any upset.

That's what I did successfully last year, and I'm in the process of doing this year. Although the Oxalic acid will be sublimated, not dribbled. .

Kentish honey?

I can see what could be a small problem. With one hand they are asking everyone to register on beebase for the hornet problem. That makes sense. On the other hand the inspectors are being used to check for illegal treatments, purely for monetary reasons* That is causing some folk to go " off...

My nurse said WOW!! :D

Millie ole' A new name for you :D

My eyes are watering... no, not with laughter.. :smilielol5: Well, OK just a little bit but you do have my sympathy :D