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  1. M

    Are my bees making cornflakes?

    I wish my bees made money too...
  2. M

    Grub identification?

    Ok, thanks all. Colony is strong so I think nothing to worry about.
  3. M

    Grub identification?

    Hi, Does anyone know what these grubs are that the bees have evicted from one of my hives? Thanks, Matt
  4. M

    Inherited Bees

    That sounds good Ashley, thanks! I've got feeders and mouse guards on the way - I'm hoping they'll be here by the end of the week so I can get the feed on. The bees were very active for a couple of days after we split the hives, especially the last but one we opened, loads of bees crawling...
  5. M

    Inherited Bees

    Finally getting around to uploading a few photos as requested. These were taken after the initial clearing just to get near to them.
  6. M

    Inherited Bees

    Thanks again Ashley for today. Really enjoyed opening up the hives and starting to get to know what's what (obviously still with very much to learn!) and I really appreciate your very knowledgable help. The fact that only 4 of the original 6 hives remain present/active means that it's slightly...
  7. M

    Inherited Bees

    Is there a way to feed without opening the hives? Sorry if that's a daft question.
  8. M

    Inherited Bees

    Thanks for all the replies. I am in Buckingham, so north Bucks. I agree that so many hives is a bit daunting and I want to do a course, although I'm struggling to find details of any local courses for the remainder of this year or 2013 online. From what I can tell, the hives are National and...
  9. M

    Inherited Bees

    Hi again. I'm in Bucks. Just to confirm, I would like to keep and look after the bees. It's something I'm interested in and whilst I wasn't planning on it just yet, this opportunity is too good to give up! I do intend contacting someone local, but I didn't think there was any point at this time...
  10. M

    Inherited Bees

    Hi, I have just taken on an allotment which has 6 bee hives on it which were left by the previous tenant. I know that the bees have not been looked at for at least 18 months, possibly as much as two and a half years. From flying activity it looks as though they all have active bees in them. I...
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