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Nuc update! We were waffling on whether to combine the nuc with an established hive, but Jill kept her eyeballs open and found the queen that would have hatched some time this week! Saw queen cells Monday and now we see a queen! God this is exciting. Not that this hive isn't at a bit of a disadvantage, but I am hopeful!
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We're excited to share our latest honey harvest with you. Head over to wethreebeeks.com to place your order, available while supplies last. For locals, you can select the pick up option and you can pay cash on delivery. This fancy new site allows us to better track our small batch inventory.
We went to the Alabama Beekeepers Association annual picnic this weekend and while on the trip, dropped into Decatur to pick up some additional wooden supplies from Lindsey Trousdale. Our car was so packed on the way home we barely had room for Jill (see tiny Jill sliver wedged between my tripod and my heed) and Stephanie had to have my camera bag on her lap the whole way home.
The picnic wasn't anything crazy, but it was a great way to see some old people and to get some supplies from Walter T Kelley and Rossman, both of which delivered to the gathering basically free of charge (I think one of them charged all of like 2 dollars).
Hives are doing well, it seems.
