First inspections of the spring
In sunny Cornwall I’ve just done my first inspections for 2021 inside the hives. It’s been warm enough for some people to walk around in just t-shirts and for me to wear a t-shirt and cardigan, so it was time.
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Moving bees | Adventuresinbeeland’s Blog
A few weeks ago I moved my two little colonies in nuc boxes to a new location closer to home. I’d never had to move bees before, so asked other beekeepers for tips beforehand and as luck would have it
Landowners help sought to protect endangered animals, plants
TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) — The Biden administration plans to propose regulatory changes Wednesday to encourage voluntary conservation projects on private land, partly by shielding owners from punishment if their actions kill or harm small numbers of imperiled species.
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Bees – off! | Adventuresinbeeland’s Blog
Some of my longer term readers may remember that I had bees in my chimney stack. This had turned into a tricky problem, with quotes of £4,000+ to remove them and reseal the chimney. It wasn’t even my fault (honestly!!)
Bees in January | Adventuresinbeeland’s Blog
And so we’re in 2022… another year for us… but the first and only winter for my bees. Huddled in their nest, resting their wings, winter bees tend to live longer than summer bees. But still their life-span is measured
An expert explains what’s next for washed-up whale on the Oregon Coast
Last Saturday, a nearly 40-foot sperm whale washed ashore in Oregon’s Fort Stevens State Park. After examining a large gash in the whale’s side, officials determined the animal died after being struck
Where to take pets in Spalding County for housing
A partnership between the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the county animal shelter is allowing pet owners to have a place to temporarily house their animals
SPALDING COUNTY, Ga. — The tornadoes in Spalding County not only displaced people but
A year in the bee garden –January
In January, the squirrels hop across the lawn digging up their buried treasure. It’s a good idea to keep the squirrel house full of monkey nuts unless you want spring bulbs unearthed and bird feeders raided. The magpies like the …
Continue ReadingSickness briefly closes animal shelter
FILE PHOTO: Animal Service Facility Wednesday, Oct. 6, 2021 at 1200 N. Fairgrounds Rd.
Midland Reporter-TelegramAn “enhance in animals exhibiting indicators of an sickness” has brought about Midland Animal Companies to briefly