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kathyg_in_mi
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Honey Bees have taken over my salt water pool
Comments (23)It's not just salt water they want. We have a fresh water pool and it's not so much the water, but the white pipe around the return from the pool filter. My husband made valves where the water returns to the pool with 2 different shut offs. Depending how you adjust them one pipe returns the water directly in the pool. One has a spray head that sprays the water into the air over the pool to keep the water cooler in the summer because it gets way too warm if not. We live in South Texas, enough said and with adjustment it also makes water run down the slide.. The honey bees congregate all around the center of that pipe and more and more keep coming. Last year it was the white stair rail going into the pool, however we've been blessed so far, they are not aggressive at all. When I hook up the pool vacuum, I have to have my face ,hands and arms right in the middle of them swarming around me to get it hooked up and they haven't even attempted to bother me, Thank God!! I was a little concerned at first, but so far so good. Anyway, just saying, it's not the salt....See MoreWhat LVP color works with honey oak?
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Comments (7)Anything online is only some indication of color. I would order a box or two of the product. It's a minimal investment to get a great idea of what it will look like in your home. You can drag the boards all over, and see them against your walls, furniture, other flooring, etc. I wouldn't rely on an online photo, except perhaps for showing "stripes" or extreme board variation that might not be apparent on a small sample board....See Morediscarded honey comb on ground?
Comments (2)Those discarded comb pieces sound quite unusual, especially with the intact cells and brown discoloration. I wonder what might have caused them to be on the ground like that. As for whether a beekeeper would leave comb there, it seems a bit unlikely, given their care for their hives. Maybe there's another explanation. Also, have you looked into any methods on how to keep bees away from certain areas? Could be worth exploring!...See Morekathyg_in_mi
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