Yes - best wishes from me as well, Grizzly. With Margaret there the bees will still be in good hands. Kitta
Yes - best wishes from me as well, Grizzly. With Margaret there the bees will still be in good hands. Kitta
Thanks Bridget and Kitta. Margaret and I are going up to Colonsay again this summer to follow up on queen rearing. I hope to come away with one of Andrews black queens to add some other genes to my bees and help avoid in-breeding. Met Andrew and had a long chat with him at the National honey show last October. I see he is listed as one of the speakers at the BIBBA conference later on in the year.
I hope you'll have better weather this time! K
Crocus pollen being carted in by the basket load! Lots of action around the entrance this morning thanks to the sun shining!
More weather like this and I will be transferring my nuc into full sized box
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... and elsewhere in Belfast there were Amms piling in the pollen in the sun. Colours and local flora suggest willow, dandelion, a bit of hazel still, and who knows what else! Happy bees getting on with making big colonies in the sunshine.
See you this evening I hope BM.
G.
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Good to have you with us Gav!
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Hmmm.... my bald patch is getting bigger !
I know the feeling Phil. We can't all have a head of hair like Willy B.
Looks like a good display on the screen
LOL! That Belfast BKA display? They must be proud of it!
As well as some fine top-of-the heads of hair I do see an impressive chin of hair too! And I wasn't meaning that Santa-impersonator either.
You can see my view of the masses in the usual place here.
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