So, two weeks ago I carried out my first solo hive inspection. Well almost...why do I say almost?? Well John who also attended the course I went on last year came too but not to inspect the bees but to photograph them as I did the inspection so although he was present at the time he was busy behind a camera whilst I was inside the hives having a look.
I have to admit that I was a little nervous about carrying out this first solo inspection so was relieved when it went smoothly. I didn't see any of the queens on this day but I know they were all there as there was evidence of eggs and larvae in all the hives and the bees were nice and relaxes.
I would also like to thank John Perring at this point for the wonderful photos that he sent me from that day which I have been able to share with you.
Hope you enjoyed looking through the hives with me.
Now I just have to hope the rest of the inspections go as smoothly as this one!!
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Friday 25 April 2014
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Those photos are brilliant and well done you!
ReplyDeleteThanks!!
DeleteWell done, you'll be a pro in no time. The photos are fabulous.
ReplyDeleteShame I can't take credit for the pictures...lol
DeleteSo interesting!
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed the photos.
DeleteHow exciting, that looks really good and brilliant photos
ReplyDeleteIt went well for a first time...no doubt they won't all be so easy.
DeleteVery interesting! It must have been a great feeling to do the inspection and see good results. Super photos and presentation!
ReplyDeleteIt was nice Linda...now is the time when you worry about the hive dying out or the queen not being productive so seeing so many bees, eggs and larvae awas certainly a relief!!
DeleteDear Tanya, That is fascinating!! It is amazing as well. Congratulations on all going smoothly and everything being in good order. Blessings dear. Catherine
ReplyDeleteThanks catherine..glad you enjoyed ...there is more to come!!
DeleteThe whole idea of this is so cool! I kept thinking how scary it would be getting so close until I saw the protective suit.
ReplyDeleteSome people do freak when they get near the hives from just the buzzing Ratty but you are prett safe if you are suited up proerly. I do know of people who go in with less or no kit....I'm not sure i'll ever do that though!!
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