I was only joking😀
My garden is surrounded by large trees that could support an owl box, but they’re all just in my neighbours land.
It must be great to have barn owls around, they are such graceful birds, despite the weird noises they make.
It worked for me and has put my blood pressure over the top!
Again it’s an example of how little our natural world is respected.
Given that beekeeping is a sustainable way of producing honey, is there a need to destroy wild nests in this way? I guess somewhere along the way it’s driven by greed...
The weather guessers reckon we are in for three weeks wet and windy weather.
Around me the ivy is just about to bloom, so will probably be inaccessible to the bees when it does.
So I guess feeding will need to be stepped up.
Are there any other considerations given such a gloomy outlook?
I use transparent food tubs which take almost 3 lbs of fondant and put it over the crown board feeding hole.
It’s a compromise as I don’t have polycarbonate crown boards. I can see how much is left or gone without losing hive warmth. Worked well for me thus far.
Hi all
Attached are photos of debris following vaping after 24 hours.
Very few mites but 9 chalk brood dummies OR is it old, dumped pollen?
Is it anything of concern please?