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Sunday, 10 March 2013. 3/17 Came back to AL and split the hive with the swarm cells in. Made two hives with 4 frames of things in each. The worked on was the same one which had swarm cells in on 3/3. Now have 11 hives at AL and 2 at home. 3/10 Split the hive in the backyard into three. Found one fully capped swarm cell. One of the hive transported to AL. Worked well as I think we took a few worker bees with it which then oriented at the new location. Now have 10 hives at AL and 2 at home. 3/10 Transferre...

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Sunday, 10 March 2013. 3/17 Came back to AL and split the hive with the swarm cells in. Made two hives with 4 frames of things in each. The worked on was the same one which had swarm cells in on 3/3. Now have 11 hives at AL and 2 at home. 3/10 Split the hive in the backyard into three. Found one fully capped swarm cell. One of the hive transported to AL. Worked well as I think we took a few worker bees with it which then oriented at the new location. Now have 10 hives at AL and 2 at home. 3/10 Transferre...

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Adventures in Apiculture Log: January 2011

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Saturday, 1 January 2011. 1/25 Looked for locations for additional hives for the spring. Quickly checked the AL hive with Cyndee and saw brood. 1/22 Reversed hive bodies of the AL langstroth hive. The cluster of bees, brood, and honey stores are now in the deep box on at the bottom of the hive. The deep box on top of that appears to be mainly empty comb. There is then a further deep box on top full of empty frames. hopefully this will give the bees lots of space to aide in swarm prevention.

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Adventures in Apiculture Log: March 2013

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Sunday, 10 March 2013. 3/17 Came back to AL and split the hive with the swarm cells in. Made two hives with 4 frames of things in each. The worked on was the same one which had swarm cells in on 3/3. Now have 11 hives at AL and 2 at home. 3/10 Split the hive in the backyard into three. Found one fully capped swarm cell. One of the hive transported to AL. Worked well as I think we took a few worker bees with it which then oriented at the new location. Now have 10 hives at AL and 2 at home.

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Adventures in Apiculture Log: February 2011

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Tuesday, 1 February 2011. 2/27 INSPECTION OF TBH: Quickly inspected the TBH as the temperature forecast for the week ahead was cold. Reached 63F today. Saw a good amount of brood and over a comb's worth or drone brood. Jessica saw eggs and the queen. Didn't seem like as much nectar as before. 2/25 Jessica noticed that the first buds were opening on the pear tree. 2/24 Put drone comb back in AL hive. Don't think I'll do this again. 2/22 Placed sticky board under the AL hive (1pm). AL hive: Queen now layin...

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Adventures in Apiculture Log: July 2011

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Tuesday, 5 July 2011. 7/10 Inspected all the hives. At the house the langstroth hive (the new package this year) was doing well. The hive consists of four mediums. The top medium has one frame of capped honey and no comb building elsewhere, the next box has lots of honey but very little capped. Briefly looked in the next box and when eggs were immediately seen we shut the hive back up. The tbh is the same as before. Not much honey, patchy brood, and a few bees with deformed wings.

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Adventures in Apiculture Log: March 2012

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Monday, 5 March 2012. 3/29 Inspected the two sets of two hives that were split and didn't get the original queens. These three-way splits were split back on the 24th February. Just saw eggs and larvae. 3/10 Transferred the bees in the feisty nuc at the AL farm into an 8 frame deep box with screen bottom board etc. This hive contains the original queen. I saw her today - big and blond. 3/5 Noticed that the first buds on the pear tree in the backyard had opened, probably yesterday or the day before that.

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Adventures in Apiculture: Livermore Starting to Bloom

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Thursday, February 3, 2011. Livermore Starting to Bloom. February 6, 2011 at 9:55 AM. You have an APRICOT tree? How did I not know this? Im going to come and steal all your apricots this summer! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Blog documenting our adventures with backyard bee keeping in suburban Northern California. Caught in the Act. Livermore Starting to Bloom.

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Adventures in Apiculture: OUCH!

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Sunday, June 26, 2011. Now, you might be thinking, does everything this girl does have to include the possibility of getting stuck with a barbed spike? Like a bee's stinger, the cholla's quills are barbed, making them a bit of an ordeal to remove. In the final analysis, I am quite happy to study the cactus bees on the neighbor's cholla. I don't need one in my back yard! My right baby toe after being stuck by a cactus quill. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Cactus bees and other fun stuff.

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Adventures in Apiculture: TBH Update

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Thursday, February 3, 2011. Was something wrong with her? While I was pulling weeds last week, I saw a couple of workers escort a wingless wonder from the hive. Looks like we're going to have to treat for Varroa soon. I haven't found a good technique for TBH hives though. February 4, 2011 at 9:48 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Blog documenting our adventures with backyard bee keeping in suburban Northern California. Caught in the Act. Livermore Starting to Bloom.

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Adventures in Apiculture: May 2011

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Friday, May 13, 2011. There's a mite on my queen. Say what? Should we treat them and try to save the hive? Should we re-queen and let the remaining bees contribute to a potentially healthy future hive? If we re-queened would the new queen just get attacked by mites too? Tuesday, May 10, 2011. You can go with this, or you can go with that. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Blog documenting our adventures with backyard bee keeping in suburban Northern California. Theres a mite on my queen. Say what?

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Adventures in Apiculture: Happy New Year

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Saturday, January 15, 2011. Today was a perfectly spring-like winter's day. Not a cloud in the sky, barely a breeze and a high of 67! We took advantage of the weather by doing an inspection of the TBH in hopes of preventing the insane swarming that we experienced last year. If we saw a crazy number of bees and loads of food, we were prepared to open the brood nest and add some empty frames. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Adventures in Apiculture: Harvest

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Sunday, August 22, 2010. We harvested a couple of quarts. Word on the street is that you should only try rendering wax from cappings- the thin, pure-ish wax the bees use to cover the fully cured honey for storage. I think that's probably a better idea. But hey, we never do things the easy way, and it seems a real shame to throw out all of the honey comb. August 22, 2010 at 4:10 PM. Please keep me some of that honey to taste. August 23, 2010 at 8:34 PM. Dont you worry. Well save you some:).

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Adventures in Apiculture: July 2011

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Saturday, July 30, 2011. Live from New Orleans! Among the sugar cane fields and oil refineries we passed, there seemed to be plenty of open space where bee hives would thrive, but we hadn't seen any, which made us curious. Then, we entered the Houmas plantation gift shop, and saw quart-sized jars of Houmas honey for sale! As we walked through the gorgeous grounds (they had a water feature with gigantic three-foot-wide lilly pads! Houmas Plantation, Louisiana. Bee hive in a live oak at Houmas Plantation.

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Adventures in Apiculture: The birds and the bees and the flowers and the trees and a thing called love

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Saturday, October 9, 2010. The birds and the bees and the flowers and the trees and a thing called love. As our kind friends and followers keep telling us, we haven't posted a blog in a long time. Why, you ask? Well, our wedding recently took over our lives! We were married at our home on September 25th with our immediate family and close friends in attendance. The bees played an important role as you will see. It was a fantastic day that we will always remember happily. Bee and gold-leaf accents.

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Adventures in Apiculture: Live from New Orleans!

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Saturday, July 30, 2011. Live from New Orleans! Among the sugar cane fields and oil refineries we passed, there seemed to be plenty of open space where bee hives would thrive, but we hadn't seen any, which made us curious. Then, we entered the Houmas plantation gift shop, and saw quart-sized jars of Houmas honey for sale! As we walked through the gorgeous grounds (they had a water feature with gigantic three-foot-wide lilly pads! Houmas Plantation, Louisiana. Bee hive in a live oak at Houmas Plantation.

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