birdsandbees
Field Bee
- Joined
- Jul 11, 2015
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- Location
- Worcester
- Hive Type
- National
- Number of Hives
- 20 ish
as with previous comments, the problem being the lack of tree sites, they are more likely to move into someones house, trying to encourage people not to use pesticides in their gardens, plant forage plants for bees and other pollinators becomes difficult when you have someone calling you for help as they and their children are getting stung by bees in their house, their attitude towards bees (all bees) changes.
imagine if when asked for help I said that I actively allowed my bees to swarm out into nature every year!
Also, do we allow all of them to swarm out into nature or only native AMM bees?
there are laws controlling non native species of plant and animal and to release them or allow them to escape is against the law, funny that this has not been associated to non native Honeybees.
imagine if when asked for help I said that I actively allowed my bees to swarm out into nature every year!
Also, do we allow all of them to swarm out into nature or only native AMM bees?
there are laws controlling non native species of plant and animal and to release them or allow them to escape is against the law, funny that this has not been associated to non native Honeybees.