Hello fellow beekeepers I would like to know what tree this is as i am unable to identify it in the Honey Flora of Queensland Guide. I picked this sample...
Hello again fellow beekeepers This box like tree is the most commonly growing tree alongside stony freshwater cedar creek at Mt Glorious (Brisbane QLD) and up...
Hello fellow beekeepers Regarding my question "which tree is this" I didn't get any replies to this question and am wondering if this group is still working.....
Yes it is working for me. You probably got no answers because no one knew what it was. As to your original question, I saw some of the trees you were referring...
... Working for me too. I don't remember the question about the tree but Eugenia/Syzygiums (I'm not sure which is current) contains the Lilly Pilly which most...
This group is just not all that active I suppose, but not completely dead either! Ron van Mierlo Sweden (once an Aussie for 6 years) ... From: "Ginny"...
... I am here. Busy time of the year, here in Victoria, busy splitting hives to prevent swarming. Looks promising for a moderate amount of honey this year.....
Well Lots of queen cells down near the bottom bar of brood frames. especially alarmig when the old queen is still in the hive. I think this is a pretty good...
Hi Guys, Busy is the word! I am hurriedly catching up on the last couple of dozen posts, and am finding many who are pushing my buttons. For Instance: The...
Hi There People, I have recently split all my hive to prevent swarming (swarm cells where present) and I'm undecided on what to do next. Some back ground...
Personally If you requeened the hives last march there should be little signs of swarming now perhaps you need a different queen breeder ... where present) and...
Mark, there are as many ways to manage the split/nuc/requeening problem as there are beekeepers to dream them up. But the short answer to your question about...
Respected Sir/Madame, May all your dreams Come True Today Tomorrow and Always! Happy Christmas! Happy New Year! Let us use more renewable energy and Let us...
Respected Sir/Madame, May all your dreams Come True Today Tomorrow and Always! Happy Christmas! Happy New Year! Let us use more renewable energy and Let us...
hey all! I saw bees very high trees in near my house.. swarm.. but I cannot cut tree.. so, how I get swarm my bee hive? Just put hive near by? -Pekkism65...
Ehhh, do you live in Australia and not in a city? In that case you could perhaps try to shoot the branch down and catch the swarm in a sheet or something else...
I know a fellow who connects an unberrella to a rope and situates it as close to the swarm as possible and shacks the branch with a second rope. hope this...
how good are you at throwing rocks? this spring on one day i had seven swarms with the lowest 10 m from the ground! this was after the spotted gum flow .i...
... Isn't it winter over there? I assume by now the question is resolved. However in future if you cannot reach them with a 20 litre bucket attached to a long...
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That particular member has now been put on moderation. This list is not actually moderated as such. People are free to join this list and post messages...
Hi Guys, Here is copy of some good news about the future of honey! Check it out and dream! We are discussing this issue at YahooGroup honey_australia Check...
Hi There People, I have problem, I have a bucket of honey about 30 kg that had the lids accidentally dislodged allowing ants to roam in and out freely. I...
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