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Host IP: 151.200.132.38
This is toppdogg93, my e-mail address is toppdogg93@homestead.com.
My web page is at: toppdogg93.homestead.com.
I am a general public. Here are my comments:
come check out my cool web site at toppdogg93.homestead.com
it has a bunch of things on it mostly pics it also has a chatroom invte your friends
if u wont and dont forget to sign my guest book
Host IP: 63.20.204.208
This is Mark Wagler, my e-mail address is mdwagler@juno.com.
My web page is at: www.expage.com/dmmarket.
I am a hobby beekeeper (less than 20 hives). Here are my comments:
I am a beekeeper I have around 10 hives, my father -n-law
and I have had up to 100 hives or our farm.
Host IP: 205.188.200.137
This is Kevin Foster, my e-mail address is LBbeeman@aol.com.
My web page is at: none. I am a bee extension specialist.
Here are my comments:
I am the son of Virgel Foster the 83 year old bee keper
that was killed by AHBs in Long Beach in Sept. '99. Anybody has any questions
E-mail me and I will try to keep up as much as possible. Beesafe.
Host IP: 207.35.188.14
This is justinbrush, my e-mail address is justinbrush@hotmail.com.
My web page is at: bonus.com. I am a bee scientist.
Here are my comments:
i love this site
Host IP: 216.175.30.127
This is Bryan Niemeier, my e-mail address is niemeier@geneseo.net.
My web page is at: none. I am a hobby beekeeper (less
than 20 hives). Here are my comments:
I am just getting started with my first hive. I have
bookmarked your site so I can return. I love your site and the information available.
Good work, it has help me get started.
Host IP: 151.198.171.57
This is Dawn, my e-mail address is dawnie42@yahoo.com.
My web page is at: www.yahoo.com. I am a high
school student. Here are my comments:
I am working on an essay about honey bees. When the essay
is done then I have to go to a speech compitiion. the topic I picked is honey
bees.....! *competion.....
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This is Bill Powell, my e-mail address is Powellbradford@home.com.
My web page is at: none. I am a general public. Here
are my comments:
Hi & help! We came home yesterday to find a swarm of
bees have invaded our attic! How do we get rid of them? Can we do so without harming
them? How can we tell if they are "Africanized"?
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This is Bernd Sauer, my e-mail address is SauerBerndsauer@web.de.
My web page is at: sauer.de. I am a sideline beekeeper
(20-500 hives). Here are my comments:
nice website!!! i am looking for a help job as beekeeper
to collect experiences please send me e-mail thank you
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This is Sharon, my e-mail address is sharhall@worldnet.att.net.
My web page is at: none. I am a general public. Here
are my comments:
I have bees that have set up shop in the siding of my
house (wood shingle) and I cannot have them stay...I prefer not to kill them....what
can I do to have them removed and not return? Any suggestions are appreciated.
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This is Greg Etzel, my e-mail address is janet_e_85308@yahoo.com.
My web page is at: none. I am a general public. Here
are my comments:
I have heard that honey contains no bacteria is that
true or they said it is one the only things known that does not contain bacteria??
Thanks for a response
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This is Felicia Knowles, my e-mail address is Feliciasroom@hotmail.com.
My web page is at: www.hotmail.com/. I am
a high school student. Here are my comments:
I LOVE THIS WEB SITE BUT IT NEEDS MUSIC OR SOUND.
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This is marci premeaux, my e-mail address is marci_premeaux@hotmail.com.
My web page is at: kchbdofg. I am a general public.
Here are my comments:
i like our web site i used it 4 a school assigment
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This is james, my e-mail address is oumpalumpa69@hotmail.com.
My web page is at: none. I am a high school student.
Here are my comments:
hey i was just wondering for a project... how do bees
have sex ?? like is there one bee and the queen or tons of bees and the queen
. well if you know the answer plz e mail me @ my e mail address thanks
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This is ALEX SHARP, my e-mail address is LILDYNAMO13@AOL.COM.
My web page is at: NONE. I am a other. Here are my comments:
I AM 9 YEARS OLD AND HAVE TO DO A REPORT ABOUT THE QUEEN
BEE. I HAVE TRIED TO FIND INFORMATION BUT I DON'T UNDERSTAND ALL THE STUFF YOU
HAVE. CAN YOU HELP ME?
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This is John Caldeira, my e-mail address is john@outdoorplace.org.
My web page is at: outdoorplace.org/beekeeping.
I am a hobby beekeeper (less than 20 hives). Here are my comments:
John's Beekeeping Notebook has a new home: http://outdoorplace.org/beekeeping
Individual page names remain the same. Topics include: -- Observation beehives
-- Beekeeping history -- Queen rearing using the cell-plug method -- Beekeeping
in the Fiji Islands -- Top bar hive beekeeping -- Beekeeping tips & how I keep
-- A beekeeping trip report from Ukraine -- Some great beekeeping web links John
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This is Ben Northern, my e-mail address is sdain@hotmail.com.
My web page is at: www.justoffcenterstudios.com.
I am a general public. Here are my comments:
This is more of a question than a comment; Just today
(5/7/01) I was on the deck of my new home (Holley, NY-about 10 miles south of
Lake Ontario, 11 am, sunny, 68-70 degrees). While I was out there, I went to look
at a tree and leaned up against a railing when I noticed just to the right about
8-10 inches away was what looked like the GIANT bee. I got a good look at it before
I freaked out...It was definetly shaped like a bee, the back body area was colored
a redish yellow. no stripes. I don't recall the wings, but I'm assumeing that
they were semi-transparent considering that I saw the body pretty well. Large
Black legs....Pretty sure I saw 4 on the side facing me.I also believe that the
tips of the legs were a lighter color, almost yellow. The head was in proportiion,
and had large black eyes. Didn't notice any antennea or mouth attributes. And
did I mention the size? I swear on every dead relatives' grave that this thing
was easily AT LEAT 5-6 inches from head to end of torso. And that torso was easily
1.5-2 inches thick. After a good 3 seconds of staring at it, primal fear replaced
curiosity, and I jumped back. This action seemed to have stirred the 'giant bee',
and it began to rise, slowley, at calmly flew down and into the woods behind my
home. To be honest I can't remember what kind of a sound it made as it flew away.
I know waht humming birds look like, and fly like. This was not one. THis was
no bird.... Anyway, now that this makes this the 100th officail time that I've
told this story today, hopefully you, or a reader can tell me what I saw. Thanks
-Ben Northern
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This is Help!, my e-mail address is twheeler@nemr.net.
My web page is at: ?. I am a general public. Here are my
comments:
I am a country girl in rural Northeast Missouri. I am
experiencing a problem with honey bees having made home in a wall of my house.
I have had pest control but the bees remain. I have 2 children who play in the
yard near the house most all the time in the summer. I want to get rid of these
bees. Does anyone have any suggestions?
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This is Loren Bogaard, my e-mail address is lbogaard@aol.com.
My web page is at: none. I am a general public. Here
are my comments:
Have a bee's nest in my yard in some decaying ground
level shrubs. I believe they are bumble bees (Black and fat)What is a safe way
to get rid of them? Loren
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This is Bill, my e-mail address is wlacefield@compuserve.com.
My web page is at: none. I am a general public. Here
are my comments:
Was hoping to identify a local beekeeper. Have a nice
little swarm hanging out in our yard for the moment. It is on a Viburnum carlesi
and is about 18" off the ground. Since it is cloudy and rainy today, I expect
them to stay put for 24 hours or so. I am in Greenfield, IN
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This is Winni, my e-mail address is ainjelphlyr@yahoo.com.
My web page is at: none. I am a general public. Here
are my comments:
today, I stood outside and one lone bee, came to look
for water or salt from me, no, I didn't swat at it, it tried to look inside of
my ears, my nose, my eyes, I live in southern california, could this have been
a "sign" we are in for a real hot scorching summer? or was the bee just interested
and curious, because i also had on coconut butter and a flowered shirt? I tried
giving it regular bottled water, not with any suger in it, I know now, not to
do that, I learned that when I was nine, I am now thirty-five years older, not
immune to bees, I have been stung several times as a child, and my immunity has
been changed to bee stings, so I swell around the sight, because I swatted a bee
about eleven years ago, thinking it was just a fly and my hand started to swell.
anyway, this was to really ask why the bee was so attracted to me!
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This is Kevin, my e-mail address is KDOHERTY@bondbros.com.
My web page is at: none. I am a general public. Here
are my comments:
I've got a question. I found what appears to be a couple
of large bumble bees gnawing (quite audibly) there way into a cedar deck railing.
It is a dime sized hole and they were probably 4" in, before I discovered them.
They were not very happy about my interference in their activities. Q - Is there
such thing as "carpenter bees"? A friend told me a story about 'carpenter bees'
a couple of years ago, and I had a great laugh at his expense. I would hate to
think he was right.
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This is Charles Heddon, my e-mail address is cheddon@flash.net.
My web page is at: none. I am a general public. Here
are my comments:
Would like to have your help in locating a book written
by my Grandfather James Heddon. It was published around 1885 and is titled 'Success
in Bee Culture as Practiced and Advised'. This book would be a valued addition
to our family collection. Thanks for your help, C. Heddon
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This is Dave Bruno, my e-mail address is dlbruno3051@cs.com.
My web page is at: none. I am a other. Here are my comments:
I live in Northwestern PA and have a wild bee hive between
the outer barnboards and inner grain bin boards and would like to know what is
the safest way to have the bees removed? They have been there for years and lately
they seem to be getting more aggressive.My e-mail address is: dlbruno3051@cs.com
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This is Lon Lloyd, my e-mail address is bee600@cs.com.
My web page is at: none. I am a commercial beekeeper
(>500 hives). Here are my comments:
Im a beekeeper in San Diego, Ca. area and need locations
to put bees. With all the building going on I'm loosing all my locations.Free
honey for bee site. I don't have a lot of time to answer questions just need more
bee sites; Thanks
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This is Casey Harvey, my e-mail address is handcharvey@ndak.net.
My web page is at: none. I am a general public. Here
are my comments:
I abosolutely love honey bees. My husband is military,
but as soon as we settle, I am going to get started on my apiary. This site is
wonderful. I absolutely love the pictures, especially the European bee foraging
on Russian sage. That is beautiful!
Host IP:
This is Casey Harvey, my e-mail address is handcharvey@ndak.net.
My web page is at: none. I am a general public. Here
are my comments:
I absolutely love this website! I work at a Humane Society,
and plan to always work with dogs, and eventually work with bees as well. In the
US there is only one state I know of that has a registered dog who sniffs out
a particular disease in honey bee boxes. Does anyone have any information on this?
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This is Hennie Kruithof, my e-mail address is hhkruithof@hotmail.com.
My web page is at: susancakedecorating.myweb.nl.
I am a general public. Here are my comments:
Hallo, Sorry my English not good! Ik kom uit Holland,
64 jaar en stijf van de reuma (bechterew)Na een ernstige darmbloeding na 14000
chemiepillen ben ik gestopt met die pillen. Nu gebruik ik alleen nog maar "PROPOLIS"
en ik word soepeler en minder pijn. Geweldig toch! Dat wilde ik U even vertellen
vanuit het verre Holland (Nederland,Den Haag) Ik zou het leuk vinden hierop een
reactie te krijgen van u. Als u uw adres opgeef zal ik u persoonlijk een brief
sturen of opbellen als u uw nummer opgeef aan mij. Andere mensen kunnen ook reageren.
Hennie Kruithof tel/fax:0031703912603 mobiel 0627404183 website is van mijn vrouw
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This is Edwin, my e-mail address is ortiz_atx@yahoo.com.
My web page is at: none. I am a general public. Here
are my comments:
Hello I have an uncle in mexico and he works with bees
but does not have much info availabe to him about bees like we do in the U.S is
their some one who could contact me and posibblly help me get some information
like what medicines to to treat bad disease etc,etc please I would apreciate it.
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This is heather , my e-mail address is heatherbeez@hotmail.com.
My web page is at: none. I am a other. Here are my comments:
your site was exactly what I was looking for!!
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This is Rachel, my e-mail address is Rachel@EagerEagles.com.
My web page is at: www.EagerEagles.com.
I am a high school student. Here are my comments:
Hi, as a school project I have to do lots of research
on bees. This site is great, and very helpful! Thanks, Rachel
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This is Scott Fox, my e-mail address is foxsbeefarm@aol.com.
My web page is at: none yet. I am a sideline beekeeper
(20-500 hives). Here are my comments:
Awesome web page, great job. I live in central Maine
and I now have 36 hives that I am wintering and plan to rent for pollination.
I want to build up my number of colonies to about 200. I want to migrate most
of my bees for this purpose within New England, Carolinas, and Florida. I am open
to propositions for contracts, as-well-as possibly purchasing your hives (state
inspected at time of sale), if you may have any for sale in the springtime. Any
inquiries please give me a BUZZ at 207-262-9007 or email me!!
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This is Melanie , my e-mail address is melanie_brian2001@yahoo.com.
My web page is at: none. I am a college student. Here
are my comments:
Your website offered me very good info and I am sure
I will be using this as a reference in my Biology report on Honey Bees. Need some
more pics. If you have any, please email them to me!!
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This is Whitney, my e-mail address is splashs_babe@yahoo.com.
My web page is at: none. I am a high school student.
Here are my comments:
Can anyone help us? I am looking for a topic I can demonstrate
about honeybees for and FFA contest. Please email me if you can. Thanks
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This is Sandy Estopinal, my e-mail address is Seladiluk4@home.com.
My web page is at: none. I am a general public. Here
are my comments:
Thank you for the wonderful site on beekeeping. My daughter
is in 4-H and she has an essay to write on "A tasting tour of U.S. Honey Varieties."
You site was very helpful. Very informative.
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This is Jim Littley, my e-mail address is jlittley@edzone.net.
My web page is at: www.emeraldridgeapiary.net.
I am a sideline beekeeper (20-500 hives). Here are my comments:
Sideline beekeeper with interests in queen rearing,
A.I., and developing my own line of winter hardy bees.