Hive visitor

[Pauljones]

Found this on the open mesh floor while inspecting the hive today, not sure if the bees have killed it or not ?

 

[pargyle]

Found this on the open mesh floor while inspecting the hive today, not sure if the bees have killed it or not ?

Well - it certainly looks dead to me !

 

[MandF]

No it isn't, it is pining for the fjords.

 

[Dishmop]

Could be prentending.

 

[Excession]

It's just resting.

But it is a hornet isn't it?

 

[Winker]

well since your location is Chateauneuf du Faou I don't think we need worry about seeing them

 

[Cellectronic]

It looks like there are a few bits missing !

 

[Dishmop]

It looks like there are a few bits missing !

They're on ebay...

 

[madasafish]

well since your location is Chateauneuf du Faou I don't think we need worry about seeing them

is that a fine wine?

 

[Chris Luck]

Ahhh, Quelle domage!!!!

I've got one making a nest in an empty TBH at the moment.

Chris

 

[flemage]

'It is dead, its an Ex hornet, if you hadnt nailed it to the perch'............

 

[Winker]

is that a fine wine?

It could very well be! I'm a beer man, ask BB Wear, I had them make suit to fit my beer belly ,

 

[Luminos]

It looks like there are a few bits missing !

It's an IKEA one

 

[Chris58]

Well spotted Luminos! Got Asian and European ones in our frelon(hornet) trap at the moment!

 

[pargyle]

Well ... I think we have a general concensus that it's dead and has bits missing .... now, I think your original query was really 'who killed it ?' .... perhaps we should seek out Inspector Clouseau ?

 

[Chris Luck]

I like our native hornets, such a shame to trap and kill them, they do no harm - only good.

A spot of honey will attract Asians and they can quickly have their heads chopped of - evenings and early mornings are best. Of course by now it's mainly workers that are out and about.

Chris