Good news, I found a beekeeper interested in my bees. He came last night from Homestead Florida about 30 miles from my home. Alfredo keeps several beehives in his small farm; he also teaches beginner classes for those interested in having bees.
May be I’ll take the class some day when I retire from my day job.
The process of taking the bees was surprisingly simple, he came around 10pm when the bees were all home and sleep. All it took was a little smoke from the smoker and the job was done. The poor bees woke up this morning in a totally different place; I hope they can find their way around.
May be I’ll take the class some day when I retire from my day job.
The process of taking the bees was surprisingly simple, he came around 10pm when the bees were all home and sleep. All it took was a little smoke from the smoker and the job was done. The poor bees woke up this morning in a totally different place; I hope they can find their way around.
I want to thank you for all your suggestions and comments, I am relive that these bees were saved, this time I was determined not to use an exterminator.
4 comments:
Yeah !!!! So glad this ordeal for you and your family is over !! Take care, Gina
That is a great news for both you and the beekeeper! I am sure the bees will find the new home just fine :)
Fabulous story, fabulous ending. Well done Rusty, you have my respect......
Awesome!!!!!!! Well done.
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