OT honey bees in roof
In message , Lazarus
Cooke writes
In article , Lazarus
Cooke wrote:
There is an ng "rec.sci.beekeeping" which would almost certainly be
better than us.
L
No there isn't , you fool. it's "sci.agriculture.beekeeping". Please
pay attention!
L
Thanks for the suggestion - I have just posted my original message to
sci.agriculture.beekeeping. Our friends are coming over for dinner on
Tuesday evening - by which time I hope to have some constructive
suggestions to pass on to them. By then the local bee keeper will have
had another look at the situation. By the way, I don't think that
varroa has reached Arran yet, at least I haven't heard of it or read
about it in the local paper, the Arran Banner. I have come across two
wild honey bee colonies now - one in our friends' home and another in
the roof of one of the island's churches. I'm sure that there must be
more.
I had been hoping that there was a way of deterring the bees. In the
past I have used oil of peppermint to persuade ants to move their nests
out of the greenhouse. I wondered if there was something similar that
bees couldn't stand and would move out to get away from?
Susie
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