4668 pts ยท October 3, 2016
Pureed pumpkin was what worked for my rescue kitties, don't know why but it always does the trick.
That is my worst nightmare, I'm a lifeguard and I've watched so many kids come close to doing that on diving boards. Never had one hit yet.
They need the cold cycle to avoid eating through all their food stores by keeping a large colony when there's no food for them.
50% is average where I am on Vancouver island, last winter was even worse.
They were introduced to America about 30 years ago, originating in Asia, not sure about Europe.
As another beekeeper, the losses are so hard some years, but don't give up. The annual losses in my area tend to be near 50% every winter
Candidate names from my black kitty- Morgan/Morgana, Cinder, Ophelia, Delilah
Some local governments prohibit livestock in residential areas, look into the local bylaws.
Not likely to leave you to care for them, but some beekeepers will place hives on a property and manage them. Reach out to your local club.
Right? I won't buy anything with glitter on it, Christmas is like a mine field.
Holy crap, that was not what I needed to think about today.
Other things to consider, the parrot version of dander is quite hazardous, and they can be extremely loud, long lived, and destructive
We had a two parrots who were trained not to poop anywhere but their cages, they can be house trained! Though there's lots of 1/4
Mary's rampage is called Queen Poppy
Thanks for the suggestions, I ended up calling one Queen Mary (bloody mary, she murdered some of her sisters. And the one that survived
New name altogether. I've had Maggie, Maggie II, and Maggie III, Navani, and Navani II, but the rest have unique names so far.
I actually name the new queen after her mother if she's taking over the hive. If the new queen is starting a new colony, they get a 1/2
Safety standards and their protocols.
Plenty of reputable practitioners out there, I have chronic pain and it does seem to help. Before you agree to treatment, have a talk about
Already exists https://youtu.be/BMYFB7710Hw
Van isle here, was so happy to get the few hours of rain the other day.
Never trust a duck...
Too hot, 108 or 42c on Vancouver island today
I've had this all my life, it even extends to natural objects like waterlogged trees, if I'm in the water and see something, I just panic
Honeybound, the queen has no space to lay and it will trigger swarming.
The gif is an ad for the company, of course it's going to look good. In reality they don't do very well.
These things suck, but no you don't have to clean the comb in any circumstances, the bees do it for you and don't waste any residue
Disturb the bees, the one I use is to put a one way door below the honey supers, so the bees can leave on their own and not get back in
Um, as a beekeeper, the ads for these things are BS, no way that much honey came out of a hive that size. There's lots of ways not to
Pureed pumpkin was what worked for my rescue kitties, don't know why but it always does the trick.
That is my worst nightmare, I'm a lifeguard and I've watched so many kids come close to doing that on diving boards. Never had one hit yet.
They need the cold cycle to avoid eating through all their food stores by keeping a large colony when there's no food for them.
50% is average where I am on Vancouver island, last winter was even worse.
They were introduced to America about 30 years ago, originating in Asia, not sure about Europe.
As another beekeeper, the losses are so hard some years, but don't give up. The annual losses in my area tend to be near 50% every winter
Candidate names from my black kitty- Morgan/Morgana, Cinder, Ophelia, Delilah
Some local governments prohibit livestock in residential areas, look into the local bylaws.
Not likely to leave you to care for them, but some beekeepers will place hives on a property and manage them. Reach out to your local club.
Right? I won't buy anything with glitter on it, Christmas is like a mine field.
Holy crap, that was not what I needed to think about today.
Other things to consider, the parrot version of dander is quite hazardous, and they can be extremely loud, long lived, and destructive
We had a two parrots who were trained not to poop anywhere but their cages, they can be house trained! Though there's lots of 1/4
Mary's rampage is called Queen Poppy
Thanks for the suggestions, I ended up calling one Queen Mary (bloody mary, she murdered some of her sisters. And the one that survived
New name altogether. I've had Maggie, Maggie II, and Maggie III, Navani, and Navani II, but the rest have unique names so far.
I actually name the new queen after her mother if she's taking over the hive. If the new queen is starting a new colony, they get a 1/2
Safety standards and their protocols.
Plenty of reputable practitioners out there, I have chronic pain and it does seem to help. Before you agree to treatment, have a talk about
Already exists https://youtu.be/BMYFB7710Hw
Van isle here, was so happy to get the few hours of rain the other day.
Never trust a duck...
Too hot, 108 or 42c on Vancouver island today
I've had this all my life, it even extends to natural objects like waterlogged trees, if I'm in the water and see something, I just panic
Honeybound, the queen has no space to lay and it will trigger swarming.
The gif is an ad for the company, of course it's going to look good. In reality they don't do very well.
These things suck, but no you don't have to clean the comb in any circumstances, the bees do it for you and don't waste any residue
Disturb the bees, the one I use is to put a one way door below the honey supers, so the bees can leave on their own and not get back in
Um, as a beekeeper, the ads for these things are BS, no way that much honey came out of a hive that size. There's lots of ways not to