We are hoping that we have done this just in time! Here is Ms Christinson inspecting a few of the dead bees. In the meantime, Mazey and Melbourne are continuing to give our bees a fresh and closeby source of water.
Sunday, 13 September 2015
What's wrong with our bees?
Some keen eyes have spotted a problem with our school honey bees. At the front of our beehive (on the school field) there are quite a few dead bees, some of which have obvious problems with their bodies like no wings, and weird shaped abdomens. This is not unusual, but it means we have to act fast. The destructive varroa mite is in our hive, so we have put in a treatment to control their impact.
We are hoping that we have done this just in time! Here is Ms Christinson inspecting a few of the dead bees. In the meantime, Mazey and Melbourne are continuing to give our bees a fresh and closeby source of water.
We are hoping that we have done this just in time! Here is Ms Christinson inspecting a few of the dead bees. In the meantime, Mazey and Melbourne are continuing to give our bees a fresh and closeby source of water.
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good job maz for doing the bees
ReplyDeletegood job maz for doing the bees
ReplyDeleteWell done Mazey and Melbourne. You are very brave and super helper. Keep it up.
ReplyDeleteI hope the bees get better soon. From Charlie
ReplyDeletewow great work on the bees.
ReplyDeleteAre the bees better yet? It looks quite exciting taking care of the bees
ReplyDeleteFrom Owais
Mazey and Melborn you guys are doing great with the bees.
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