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MEMBER BULLETIN BOARD => MEMBER'S WEBPAGES, BLOGS & FORUMS => Topic started by: gustav on November 08, 2006, 10:25:11 pm
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Hi beekeepers
Have a look at my Slovenian beekeeping web site
http://www.augustin.si
and bee cool :-D
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Very cool website love the pic's. Welcome aboard gustav.
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i can not express my happines of you joining ;)
WELCOME!
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Thank you for good wishes :-D :-D :-D
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Gustav:
As the other said, GREAT TO HAVE YOU WITH US - your website is very informative, well laid-out and the photos of your site really bring life to your writing. Very well done and welcome to the forums, hope to see you here often.
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My first introduction to bees was with packages of Carniolan species, imported from Australia. I have to say that these are very gentle and lovely bees to keep. I am coming into my 3rd year in beekeeping and I love the Carniolan. I have heard that they have a propensity for swarming, but I have not encountered any problems with this so far. They are always hard at work and never bother much when I work with their hive. On the other hand, I caught a swarm during my first summer of beekeeping and learned alot that summer about cranky bees. They must have had some nasty genes for sure. I kept this swarm through the winter and requeened it with a queen I had raised from my Carniolan colony. Not to say that this young queen was true to her genetics, because I am sure that possibly some drone from a neighbouring farm may have mated with her mother. I presume that then we have a mixed breed queen in this manner. Anyways, the temperament of this swarm changed, much more docile, but still not as sweet as the neighbouring Carniolan colonies. I lost this swarm hive to the varroa destructor mite, such a nasty infliction. There was such bad damage to this hive even before I realized what the signs were, too late, but I am prepped and ready. I have treated my hives with formic acid and will work with the icing sugar next year. I am endeavouring to never have the mite in such great numbers again. It actually decimated several of my colonies over time. Last summer I would see bees crawling around on the ground, some even long ways from their hives, being new to beekeeping, I thought that this was a natural die off, from bees wings fraying from so much work. Hmmm....so many things to learn about our dear girls. Regards, Cindi
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HI
Cindi, you have in summer one Carniolan queen from me. :-*
Regards Gustav
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HI
Cindi, you have in summer one Carniolan queen from me. :-*
Regards Gustav
Gustav, I am sorry, but I do not know what you mean when you said about in summer one Carniolan queen from you. Are you going to send me one? I'm sorry, but your statement was confusing. Regards. Cindi.
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Cindi sorry, my first language is not English.
If you wish, I am going to send you one Carniolan queen bee. You said, that you love the Carniolan.
best regars G
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Good "book", as you say. I´m happy knowing about your country. Thanks "Cicerone".
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Gustav:
My bees only fly a few kilometers, your Carnolian Queen would surely break any record that my crappy Italian Bees ever set. Very nice jesture from you to offer her a queen.
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Hi beekeepers
Have a look at my Slovenian beekeeping web site
http://www.augustin.si
and bee cool :-D
Wonderful site! I love the photos.
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LET-CA, good to resurrect the post. I may still get a Carniolan queen or two from Slovenia from Gustov, that would be very cool. Best of a beautiful day, great life, may the sun shine and good health. Cindi
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AMAZING I love your site it is very well laid out and easy to read.
One suggestion, make the English button bigger!
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Hi everyone!
I am also from slovenia as you can se! ;)
Slowly the will be more slovenes on this forum than foreigners :-D
My English isn't very good as you can se because it isn't my primary language :oops:
Regards, Boštjan! :)
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the number is at 3 currently. gustav kind of isn't participating so...it's just me, TBH-fan and you.
slowly but surelly we'll take over the forum, beemaster be ware! :-D
oh, almost forgot to say, welcome aboard this much more opened forum, Miško
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Hey Beemaster,
When are you going overseas to meet all these members that live outside of the US?
I am still waiting for my passport, but I will be in Taz in October.
:-D
Sincerely,
Brendhan
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Misko, welcome, it is wonderful to see people from far away places in the world come into our forum. Good, don't worry about your English, it is admirable that you are doing the best that you can with the language stuff, yeah!!!! Good for you, and again welcome, have a wonderful day, great life. Cindi
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Thank you for good wishes! ;)
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misko, your english is fine. some of us have english as our first language and still can't communicate! :-)
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Another slovenian guy here on beemaster :D
I already know some of you guys from slovenian beekeepers forum. I guess Misko and Mici are the same guys hehe.
Be good all
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so...the gates are opened!!!
let the invasion BEGIN!!!!
from 4 (only one active, one semi-active) to 6(3 active, one semi) in just one week, it trully is an invasion.
yep, we're the same guys and you are??? "cebelar-novinec"??
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Yep I am cebelar-novinec currently browsing through beemaster forum. I see this is another great beekeeping resource on the internet :D
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Welcome topbarslo!!
We must tell the other beekeepers from slovenia about this forum becase there is much that we can learn here.
@Mici do you know if maybe "Frank iz kanade" is a member of this forum?
Regards, Boštjan!
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Miško, i think there's no need to tell them about it. i mean really, those who wish to learn, search and sooner or later find. i don't know....
yep, Frank is here, or should i say was here. he participated i think long before me, and rejoined about a year ago, but left again due to..some reasons.
i find his post at most educational so every now and then i would look up all his posts and read them again. on this, and our forum. he should really write a book or at least make a pile of notes on one place.
anyway, you can find his posts under the name "trot"
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ulala!
how many of us!
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The gates are realy opened :)
tbh-fan welcome to to the beekeeper hive ;)
mici thanks for the info :)
Regards, Boštjan!
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so now if i come to slovenia can i pitch a tent in someones backyard?? :-) oregon is always open to your tent! i still would like to pry cindi out of BC, but i don't think she's moving!
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My backyard is always ready. So when do you plant to come? :-D
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Kathy, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. YOu made a funny. No, I think I am stuck here. Have a wonderful day, great life. Cindi