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  1. 11-May-06, 20:30 #1
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    Default Bees in hive

    I put th
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  2. 11-May-06, 20:32 #2
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    Default Bees in hive

    QUEEN BEE WITH YELLOW DOT ON BACK
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  3. 11-May-06, 20:33 #3
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    The reason i posted some of these pictures twice, i wrongly put them in the bird section. Hope you like them.
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  5. 11-May-06, 21:17 #5
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    Fascinating to see them close up! Well done Highlander! Ann
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  6. 11-May-06, 21:20 #6
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    Thank you ann, but i have to confess, i decided hubby was the better person to be stung lol.
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  7. 11-May-06, 21:35 #7
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    Plenty pollen and no drones, looks good. Heres to a good honey flow
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  8. 11-May-06, 21:36 #8
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    YIKES!!!!! great pictures Highlander,I would have done the same thing but hubby is scared of spider's so getting him near Bees no chance.
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    Hive with the top removed
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  10. 11-May-06, 23:12 #10
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    Where's Wally?
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    Lovely picture now when do I get my honeycomb?
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  12. 12-May-06, 01:16 #12
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    It will be self service lizz, help yourself lol
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    I managed to persude a mate to let me take some photos of his hives. Took over 200 images, this is the best one.



    I must confess to being absolutely petrified by bees and wasps - hate them!!

    So this was a very difficult set of photos for me to take.

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