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Had some left over wax so I decided to try and render it! A lot of it was old brood comb so there was a lot of cocoons to strain out. It smells pretty much as good as it looks. Might have put to much water in will have to check it once it cools off
It has been a while since I have updated. just like my bees it seems I have hibernated. As the bees become more active so will I! As you can see They are ready to go!
Inspection March 4th, 2017
My first full inspection for the new year! If you missed my recap of the previous year, you can read it here:
https://thelittlebeeblog.tumblr.com/post/157994711009/catching-you-up-the-first-post
I’d say this inspection could not have gone any better!
The honey super (that’s the top box where the bees store most of their honey), was almost completely empty. This is normal as they probably ate most of that honey during the winter in order to survive. I went ahead and left the super on, and added a queen excluder to it. A queen excluder is a special mesh placed between two boxes that allows only worker bees and not the queen to pass through. This is used to prevent the queen from getting into the honey super and laying eggs. No one likes baby bees mixed into their honey, am I right?
The bottom two deep boxes, also called brood boxes, is where the queen lays her eggs, and where most of the colony resides. These boxes were in perfect condition! The queen has already started to lay eggs, and I even witnessed some hatching! Yay new baby bees!
During the inspection I only found one small hive beetle. This is great because during the fall of last year I counted about thirty at their peak. Small hive beetles are a common pest in the hive. They lay their eggs in the beeswax. Once the beetle eggs hatch the larvae poop all over the honey, which, if the beetles are in big enough quantities, will cause the honey to ferment. Fermented honey is completely useless to bees or humans. In a good and strong colony of bees, the bees will corral the beetles into a corner and kill them, and clean up any poop they may leave behind.
In addition, I spotted a couple signs of varroa mites. I saw one hitching a ride on one of the bees, and I saw a couple of what appeared to be dead bee larvae. I’ll spare you the details of how varroa function, because I’m not sure I completely understand it, but I know it’s complicated. I’ll have to keep my eyes out for more signs of the mite.
All in all, the first inspection went terrific. The colony is healthy and strong. The queen is already laying, and I’ve seen bees carrying pollen into the hive to feed the new babies. I’m excited to see what the rest of the spring brings for me and my bees!
Here’s a great little graph that may help you familiarize yourself with a bee hive:
The following is just some data I’m going to use to track my colony, you can ignore it if you want.
Beetle Count: 1
Varroa: None-Low
Eggs: Approx. 1.5 frames
Last week’s weather: Unseasonably warm, occasional showers, windy.
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~~A Heffalump or Woozle is very confusel The Heffalump or woozle’s very sly They come in ones and twoosels But if they so choosels Before your eyes you’ll see them multiply~~
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Japanese honeybees kill hornets by enclosing them in a ball of bees, and then shaking so fast and generating so much heat that they cook the hornet at 115°F. - Source
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A Sad Day
Checked my hives today. I wish I hadn’t. 3 out of the 4 hives had perished. I haven’t done a complete post mortem but I did check one and I want to say mites and the cold. Every single bee in the small cluster had at least one mite on them. Makes me sad and angry with myself that I could of done more to save them.
Bright side of things is that the hive I was so unsure if they would make it just has so many bees I think they will make it no problem. Even got a few stings of the new year trying to put some sugar on (Don’t think the need it but I can’t afford to lose these guys to my miss judgement).
Hello! My name is Morgan and I have been a beekeeper for almost 2 years. In this time I have learned so much about bees and their importance. Sadly, bees are facing many problems such as habitat loss and I wanted to do something big! So I created this patreon.
You may have heard about the decline of many bee species and wondered how you can help. Not every one has a spacious backyard to plant flowers, or the ability to become a beekeeper, so I created this solution: Adopt a beehive!
With a monthly donation of either 1, 5, 10, 15, or 40 dollars you will receive monthly status updates on the hive and how the money you donate is being used.You will revive digital photos of the hive and the bees living inside it. You will also be given the option of choosing a beehive to adopt! Hive Venus, Hive Jupiter and Hive Pluto.
With these donations I plan on building native bee hotels, planting wildflowers, rescuing honey bees and so much more.
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Please share! Id love to reach my goal by christmas!
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