I’m somewhat puzzle by what I saw today. It most likely has been a very stressful month for the bees. Up until this past weekend we had not seen any rain fall for over a month, and wild fires had all of Brevard County on edge. Thankfully not too close to my home to worry about them, but close enough for the winds to bring a constant smell of smoke for a several days.
I did some rearranging of the apiary. Trying to make it look neater and preparing in case of hurricane. I can tie down each of the hives (not including the TBH). The new base also lifts the hives more so I have to bend down even less now. It had to be a husband and wife effort to lift the hives and move them back. All she said was “If I get stung I’m going to kill you”
I did a light inspection but enought to see that something is missing from each of the pictures below, what is it?? Can you tell?
Quick Links to Local Pollen Count,My TBH, and my Garden
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
What is missing?
Front and back of the 1st bar out of the TBH.
Front and back of the middle frame out of the 1st supper from my original hive. Everything looks normal here and I didn’t go any further, but maybe another month and I can take the honey from this supper
Not much progress from one of my purchased package (installed in the 10 frame body). The frame on the right came from the NUC that used to sit on top of the TBH. Aside from the perpendicular mess on the frame to the left, not much growing going on. I’ll deal with the mess once the package is stronger and it has time to deal with the remodeling.
Posted by Bee Anonymous: at 12:02 AM
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5 comments:
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What is missing ? Updates to your blog are what's missing :)
Cheers
No way! I hate it when I lose queens! It is disappointing to look into your hive and see no baby bees in the cells. Let us know if you find the queens.
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