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Sheffield Beekeepers

@sheffbeekeepers

Promoting the craft of amateur beekeeping

Sheffield, UK Katılım Ekim 2010
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Sheffield Beekeepers@sheffbeekeepers·
@Bythebeesknees @ElmTreeBees I fear they might be consuming more stores in flying than they might be finding. Ill-prepared colonies might need fondant sooner than we might expect.
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By The Bees Knees Honey Bees@Bythebeesknees·
The bees seem think its spring today not sure if the warm weather is a good or bad thing for the bees. Still plenty of pollen coming in, iv not looked but with the lack of cold weather I'm sure there will still be brood.
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Iolo Williams
Iolo Williams@IoloWilliams2·
Lots of criticism on twitter for councils cutting flower-rich verges, and rightly so. Hats off to @PowysCC for letting our local verges grow despite opposition from the ‘tidy brigade’. Meadowsweet, yarrow, birdsfoot trefoil, meadow brown & ringlet aplenty. More of this please
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Murray McGregor
Murray McGregor@calluna4u·
This is more about the scenery than the honey....stunning location in a deep valley wirh heather all around...sadly prone to katabatic winds...but gets serious honey most years.
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Jo King
Jo King@JoKingDevon·
I was watching a pair of #WoolCarderBees and their antics on the stachys plants when a bumble bee strayed into their territory 😮 I grabbed the phone and filmed slow motion - watch the little male wool carder bee come in from the right like a stealth fighter! #Shutterton #Dawlish
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Si Croson
Si Croson@ArtisanHoneyCo·
You just know when you here that noise that summats up !!! Swarm leaving the hive but all wasn’t lost !!!!!!!! I watched and waited and got the queen leaving, safely in a queen cage with swarm in new box 😑@britishbee @BBCRadioLincs @melvynprior @ZoeTheBall @DerbyshireBKA
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Donna Rainey
Donna Rainey@donnarainey4·
This stunning roadside verge was up until recently managed by a resident as a short mowed lawn. With encouragement he agreed to allow it to grow for the benefit of #pollinators & #wildflowers I think most will agree this has been a top result! #dontmow @PollinatorPlan
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🌱SEEDBALL 🐝
🌱SEEDBALL 🐝@seed_ball·
This little strip of land beside a public walkway on a recent development has had wildflowers added making it a bee-highway and a haven for insects. #seedball
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Chris Manton
Chris Manton@ElmTreeBees·
ANs firing on all cylinders but are hungry.
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Black Mountain Honey
Black Mountain Honey@BlackMountHoney·
Anybody got any queens available? Struggling to find any early queens either overwintered or imported. Has brexit put an end to all queen imports??
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Sue Watling
Sue Watling@suewatling·
Skeps & Hackles is an article I'm drafting about rural beekeeping. Skeps are cone-shaped bee homes woven from straw, grass, rushes etc. and made waterproof by covering with daub (dung+straw) or by weaving a hackle, a bit like a skep umbrella! @britishbee @BkaBev @BeeCraftMag
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Sheffield Beekeepers
Sheffield Beekeepers@sheffbeekeepers·
@ElmTreeBees Our collective experience is that the bees come back quickly and strong. Last year they demo hive I used had drawn comb and the queen was laying within 6 days!
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Chris Manton
Chris Manton@ElmTreeBees·
@sheffbeekeepers Good luck to you and your members. We may start to shook swarm a certain percentage each year as a preventative measure and by means of comb replacement. It's a shame throwing all that brood but hey ho.
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Chris Manton
Chris Manton@ElmTreeBees·
A fairly interesting piece on foulbrood. I'm quite shocked at the lack of information on this fairly common brood disease. The information available is largely outdated and superficial. Have DEFRA ran out of money for research or something? youtu.be/yOpJfrYTd9g
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Sheffield Beekeepers@sheffbeekeepers·
@ElmTreeBees EFB is a big deal. The “no big deal” refers to what we should all be doing-looking after hygiene at colony, apiary and overall management levels.
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Chris Manton
Chris Manton@ElmTreeBees·
@sheffbeekeepers No big deal? I was under the impression Sheffield had a big problem with efb. Is it under control then?
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Sheffield & Rotherham Wildlife Trust
Welcome to our live #ScienceWeek Q&A for #NatureDetectives and anyone interested in how, why and what evidence we collect to help us protect the wildlife on our nature reserves and beyond! Ask your questions below and we’ll answer as many as we can – we’ll be here live from 1pm!
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