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9097
I bought some hives from a guy who is going to move from the area (Snohomish County, Washington). He said he checked a month ago and hive five hives were fine....
David O.
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Jan 2, 2007
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9098
Possible causes: Foulbrood= destroy colony Mites= clean out dead bees and damaged comb, put honey supers on good hives, consolidate frames with honey into...
Dan&jan
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Jan 2, 2007
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9099
... That head-first thing sounds like the bees were too cold to move up to the stored honey in the supers and starved out while trying to get the last little...
Kalia Kliban
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Jan 3, 2007
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9100
Yup, there's some rascals in the Bee Business. I'm not there to see for certain, but maybe the "mold" is moth smegma?? If ya can't find any evidence of em...
David Browder
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Jan 3, 2007
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9101
http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=2243176 And they are so ignorant they are proud of themselves....
Richard Cobb
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Jan 3, 2007
12:14 pm
9102
... several options I am considering to initiate the development of the I've used a very informal method that works well for my 3-4 hives. In Spring, around...
Richard Cobb
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Jan 3, 2007
12:26 pm
9103
I'm sorry I looked at those pictures :( :( That Britanny SPears "cell phone" ad pretty much sums up the mentality of those people. Horrible. --Madeleine...
M Nist
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Jan 3, 2007
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9104
The idiot was really lucky they were not Africanized. Dan Veilleux in the mountains of NC zone 6a...
Dan&jan
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Jan 3, 2007
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9105
I find that if a poster signs his approximate location it really helps with being able to provide better replies Dan Veilleux in the mountains of NC zone 6a...
Dan&jan
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Jan 3, 2007
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9106
Hello, friends. I'm new to this group and wanted to introduce myself. My wife and I live in middle Tennessee just a few minutes north of Nashville, and decided...
Mike McDonald
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Jan 3, 2007
3:58 pm
9107
I'm in Northern California, near San Francisco. We get mild winters, and I have a screen-bottom hive on which I've put the reducer to help prevent rain from...
Stefani Leto
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Jan 3, 2007
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9108
Thanks all for your suggestions. We did negotiate a fair price after finding that the bees were dead. It did not look like foulbrood to me- -at least the...
David O.
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Jan 3, 2007
6:27 pm
9109
Awesome Mike...nice pics! I'm going into my second year of beekeeping here in East Tennessee and I still LOVE it. Tom....in TN Mike McDonald...
tom langley
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Jan 3, 2007
10:21 pm
9110
Unfortunately not many people love things that sting. Except us beekeepers.Of course! Richard Cobb <rec@...> wrote:...
tom langley
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Jan 3, 2007
10:25 pm
9111
Hello Fellow Beekeepers (and Happy New Year)! I was wondering if someone could tell me what determines certain characteristics of different types of honey. I...
twotortu
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Jan 3, 2007
10:46 pm
9112
In my experience, the thickness (aka viscosity) is related to the temperature. Warm honey is thinner. Honey greatly thickens as it cools. Did you compare two...
David O.
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Jan 3, 2007
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9113
David, Thanks for the reply. I have compared my honey to other honey and the viscosity is very different between them. Mine is very thick and it is thinner in...
Melissa Harris
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Jan 3, 2007
11:27 pm
9114
This is do to the moisture content of the Honey; Before it was honey it was nectar, which bees gather because it is sweet (sugar) and is more than 18.5% ...
Germanbee5@...
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Jan 4, 2007
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9115
My honey is "snappy" -- really viscous. Is that what you mean? My local club members said they had "no idea" why it was this way. Tastes great, but it's...
Stefani Leto
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Jan 4, 2007
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9116
Oh, what I was saying about the viscous honey is independent of temperature. It flows faster when warm, but it's still "rubbery," for lack of a better term. ...
Stefani Leto
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Jan 4, 2007
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9117
Melissa, you just answered your own question. Honey from desert areas are always thicker. It's due to the humidity. ace ... From: Melissa Harris To:...
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9118
Hello all. Name is Steve and I started with one nuc late April 2006 and bought a few more later. Had 8 going into winter but lost one small colony from a...
Steve
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Jan 4, 2007
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9119
I am a hobbyist beekeeper. I've picked up a number of easy swarms at no cost. I've also picked up a bald-faced hornet nest for $35. (It was really easy!) I've...
David O.
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Jan 4, 2007
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9120
Here's what I have been considering: After obtaining my first bees by removing a feral colony from a camper, I am considering offering services to pest control...
Mike McDonald
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Jan 4, 2007
5:16 pm
9121
Greetings all. Just wanted to say hello, and I'm looking forward to learning from all of you. I'm jusst starting out with bees. I've been making mead for...
Greg Fink
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Jan 4, 2007
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9122
... Hi Greg, I'm in a similar boat, except it's my husband who's the brewer. His mead is one of the (many) reasons I married him, though it's taken me a long ...
Kalia Kliban
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Jan 4, 2007
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9123
Ace, I understand what you are saying and this should be the case.. But, my fellow beekeeper (two miles south of me) produces honey with a more liquid...
Melissa Harris
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Jan 4, 2007
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9124
Hi Kalia, I make many different kinds of meads, but my favorite are fruit meads that are on the dry/stong side. I recently made a blackberry mead, raspberry,...
Greg Fink
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Jan 4, 2007
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9125
David, When capturing a swarm you are spending your own "time" and "gas money" to remove it from someones property. Usually they want to see it removed as...
Mike Gillmore
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Jan 4, 2007
9:32 pm
9126
My first removal was an extraction from the outside wall of an old Victorian house. The entrance hole was about 15 feet up so I began to remove the old...
tom langley
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Jan 4, 2007
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