Put the second Bee box together today.
The video below illustrates how our Queen was packaged.(Not my video) The substance to the left is candy and the bees in the hive chew away the material to release the queen in a few days.
Video of my placing the foundation material in a frame. This is where the bees attach the comb to the waxy foundation.
After the installation of the second box.
Maintenance & renovation practices of one of the oldest 18 hole country clubs west of the Mississippi Host of 1904 Gold Medal Matches in the Olympics
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Thursday, May 14, 2015
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
First Non Native BeeHive Established At Glen Echo
We have plenty of native beehives on our property. This evening I established our first man eastablished Honeybee hive at Glen Echo. We will have two colonies located between holes 11, 12, and 13 in the native area that we have established over the last few years. As you've seen recently, we've sprayed out the area and intend to sow some wild flowers and little blue stem in this area.
Its kind of a long video but it shows you some of the steps I took to install the hive. The ending was not recorded because my camera tipped over, probably well and good anyway since my installation was not necessarily the smoothest.
I'll make another video for the 2nd and hopefully will improve upon my work.
More information will be forthcoming as I learn it as well. This project is new to my knowledge base and will take some time to understand what is taking place.
https://youtu.be/NuojBiTCiiw
Its kind of a long video but it shows you some of the steps I took to install the hive. The ending was not recorded because my camera tipped over, probably well and good anyway since my installation was not necessarily the smoothest.
I'll make another video for the 2nd and hopefully will improve upon my work.
More information will be forthcoming as I learn it as well. This project is new to my knowledge base and will take some time to understand what is taking place.
| Waiting on a train near River Des Peres and Hwy 55. Bee boxes ahead. |
| A little sugar water for the bees. Much tastier than the sap when it started a few months ago. |
https://youtu.be/NuojBiTCiiw
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