Maybe worth a try Amari but wouldn't that plan make the nose susceptible to stings? ...
I appreciate the advice on Sentinel ll, but l really don't need and can't justify the cost (not worried at all by a few stings so wouldn't need the sting-proof element of the suit). It's too easy to keep spending money on this hobby!
If you do, let us know how you get on. I tried a headtorch to provide additional light once but all it did was cause the inside of the bee veil to illuminate so I couldn't see anything at all.
Why not simply keep an led own torch in your pocket. Good for lighting up eggs.
You dont't need varifocals, just longer arms.
Yes it's a common complaint.
Unfortunately, my arthritis (way too old to call it juvenile arthritis these days) is starting to affect my fingers as well now so I am not as nimble as I was. I like to keep both hands on the frame whenever possible to lessen the chance of slippage. I don't think I could manage a handheld torch as well without either dropping it or the frame. That is why I was wanting something handsfree.
)- one/two strength up, just for egg spotting!
A beek friend puts masking tape on his nose and chin!
