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Sneak in and take another photo please - it'll make a great teaching aid for my mod 2 group!

NO to the hot water bottle idea. IMHO.

Try searching this forum - there's been lots of discussion on this topic. Basically on prescribed by a doctor (and expires( so you can't buy one just in case.

Sounds great - I almost wish I had nothing to do this weekend - but module 3 looms.....

I hope one's not compulsory!

I ordered and paid for mod2 2012 but it never arrived ....... It's only a quid so not worth complaining but won't be ordering any more

Bloody predictive text - 'nor it's effect on the colony'

Not its effect on the colony, unless its been independently tested for its harmlessness too.

A bargain even without bees!

If you're looking for a good book try Clive debruyn's one

Sorry, have I missed a bit? What's that about?

'No activity' tells me it's too bloody cold for them to come out so its obviously too bloody cold to go in too

Funny, I'd have said no. It just means orientation flights for bees, they could be old, they could be young. And I thought it was three weeks in cell and three weeks inside hive - 6 weeks from February isn't now.

Sorry BC. It didn't really help. I could use our lab one but its BRIX and I don't know if it is suitable.

Sorry for repeat guys - not quite awake yet. That'll teach me to reply, knee-jerk fashion, when exasperated.

I think you'll find that in any UK regulation bees are classed as livestock - not pets, not domesticated - livestock.

Chris & Heidi So presumably not affected by nasty neonics then either if colonies thriving in years old wax/colonies/homes?

Hivemaker is correct. Bees are food producing therefore 'livestock'.

As above is my preferred choice too