Interesting Beekeeping Photographs
A lovely picture of Audreys hives in the snow!
This picture shows eggs (and a larvar on the left) at the base of a cell. It also shows how the cells on the opposite side, meet at the central point. (The eggs look like small pieces of white cottom just a fraction of an inch long).
Although not really related to beekeeping, the picture shows wasps hatching from their broodnest. They also use a hexagon cell structure although its made from wood pulp rather than beeswax.
RBKA Member Richard Woodhouse looks at our log hive. This was delivered to us by some tree surgeons who found the colony in a tree that was being removed. A section of trunk was chopped out and delivered to our club apiary.