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Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Inspection - May 2, 2010

No sign of small hive beetles (SHB) so I didn't use the traps. Lots of eggs, brood, honey, and colorful pollen.

Inspection - May 2, 2010

Posted by Wendolyn at 7:56 AM

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Wendolyn: Hi! My name is Wendolyn and welcome. My interest in bees started several years ago. My grandfather kept about 30 hives at one time and my father helped him take care of the bees. I wanted to create memories with my father and knew that keeping bees would be a great way to do that. In February 2008, I found a local bee class held in a Monastary in Manassas. My intial thoughts were to stick my toe in and see if I thought I would enjoy beekeeping; however, the instructor said if you want to keep bees this year you will need to order them within the next two weeks. Lots of thoughts raced through my head and the loudest one was the train is leaving the station, get on board now. So far, six hives and growing. Never have regretted it. Special thanks to Custom Upholstering and Total Restorations in Marshall, VA www.total-restorations.com, for sponsoring the beehives.

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