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I think perhaps you missed the point, why mutilate the bee??? Not really interested in what the B####Y Chinese do..............

I agree, and that combined with the non-stop verbal diarrhoea of the various commentators during England's poor game made the event.... well very runny indeed. With the advent of modern communications I personally think that most people would rather enjoy the sounds of the game & sensation of...

:nono:barbaric why !!!!!

I use a well known type of large Poly' feeder, to stop mass drowning I have inserted skirts made from plastic anti insect netting at the base of the removable partitions which prevent my bees from getting totally immersed. In addition I made floating mats of the same netting just hot glued to...

I agree, possible indicators of AFB, lack of food and wax moth presence. I would respectfully suggest you obtain the opinion of your local bee inspector as soon as possible

Wise words, sage advise !

Same here, no problems last year or year before. I like Poly' hives and will continue to use them.

Thank you for showing, excellent film

Liked the programme, the photography was really good! please show more. Not worth complaining about any minor details I feel at this stage, a very "watchable" episode of a wonderful hobby.. pastime.. passion? Please, make more than just the two planned programmes !!

Very good, thank you for sharing....

:iagree:sensible advice given

Contact " Age Concern UK," there is surely a local branch near to you. make an appointment for your husband and self. they will answer ALL your concerns and offer very good advice. they have the latest government information and a nationwide knowledge base on all pension & benefits. They will...

How very refreshing, a posting about bees and their hives. Good pictures and context & generally well received. More please??

very good advice indeed

well done:nature-smiley-016:

Sorry wrong specs' ..... steriliser :thanks:

I agree, both good books, the Haynes in particular for the good coloured pictures.

:sorry:PS forgot how to spell sterilsier:sorry:

I don't personally use gloves in my own apiary. I just smoke my hands well and do not carry my hive tool whilst inspecting a frame, I find I have more sensitivity with bare fingers and don't suffer generally with stings. I clean my tools between inspections using a well known baby bottle stelaizer

thank you! Wonderful pictures, have added to favourites list