Chris_S
Well-Known Member
Credit given, lol!! And I hope your visit was alright.. we are in the middle of winter here - I had a late queen emerge before a death, then we moved 500kms north, so I'm worried about them.. but I was happy to see some life the other day when I installed another candy board!
I didnt end up going because it was absolutly lashing it down so going to try get there on a dry day last thing they need is me opening the hive while its raining hard AND cold.
Im just hoping my queen is still there the way they have attacked me and someone else also a beekeeper makes me nervous that shes buggered off and died because they arnt normally that cranky but the same person who got attacked while just having a nosey at the hive got phoned by the land owner because he thought he had seen the queen on the floor at the front of the hive and she saw some brood so fingers crossed i just annoyed them she was last years queen so should hopfully be ok think it was just a drone infront of the hive that hes seen and thought it was the queen. I only got them in late june and put my first super on in later july early august and by beginning september the super was all drawn and 3/4 full and was completely full by time winter kicked in.
Only honey i got this year was a little cheeky scoop with my hive tool to test was proper yummy i buy local honey for putting on my morning porrage omg its so tasty with lovely local honey on.