They seem to have come back now that the weather is getting warmer. Any ideas how I can get them to move on. I’m not keen on killing them but will look at ALL suggestions. Thanks
i tried to block the hole last year but they are going in, in two different places this year!
I read that you need to save about 60 pounds of honey in the hive to get a hive of bees through the winter. Does the milder winter weather in Florida affect this at all–if so, how many frames of honey should I leave in over “winter” to get them through?
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It’s Spring. Weather is starting to get warm. Saw them flying all over, like they were either fighting or playing with each other. Who knows? Maybe they were mating. In any event, anyone know how to get rid of them?
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They seem to have come back now that the weather is getting warmer. Any ideas how I can get them to move on. I’m not keen on killing them but will look at ALL suggestions. Thanks
i tried to block the hole last year but they are going in, in two different places this year!
Hail storm beats crap out of beekeepers beehives.A surprise JULY hail storm tears up trees,metal beekeeping honey house roof and pisses off the honeybees inside beehives. An average day turns into bad weather storms. More at georgiabees.blogspot.com
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