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We (VF and DH) are gathering scrap wood we have & giving box building a try, so don't buy any yet!!
We (VF and DH) are gathering scrap wood we have & giving box building a try, so don't buy any yet!!
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So sorry to hear. I am not as smart about this as others (ok maybe not at all) but I would put em back in and keep watch. NOTHING VENTURED NOTHING GAINED!!
Also I saw somebody else on here that had some thing like this and ended with good results.
mine! mine were shut off overnight and not found till the next day. about 12 hours. normal hatch rate
So sorry to hear. I am not as smart about this as others (ok maybe not at all) but I would put em back in and keep watch. NOTHING VENTURED NOTHING GAINED!!
Also I saw somebody else on here that had some thing like this and ended with good results.
mine! mine were shut off overnight and not found till the next day. about 12 hours. normal hatch rate
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Hey!!!!!!!!!!
Welcome to BYC !!!!
Jump in on the conversation, or feel free to start a new one !
Hey!!!!!!!!!!
Welcome to BYC !!!!
Jump in on the conversation, or feel free to start a new one !
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to the madness that is this thread!
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Wish I was in Carson now, floating in a cast iron tub at the St. Martin's Hotel and Spa.
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Wish I was in Carson now, floating in a cast iron tub at the St. Martin's Hotel and Spa.
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Yay for another Washintonian!
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10 years ago, the farm would be just covered with honey bees, and bumbles, but lately things seem to have slowed down for their activity here. Mayhaps when/if we move out to the parental units property we might want to learn about having our own hive of honey bees.
It's really strange, here on the farm we seem to have lots of hornets and wasps, where at the DW's parents in Quilcene, you hardly see those types of insects and more honeybees and bumbles.
We have a humble bumble that lives somewhere near our back patio.. I see him every day. at least I like to think he lives near anyway
10 years ago, the farm would be just covered with honey bees, and bumbles, but lately things seem to have slowed down for their activity here. Mayhaps when/if we move out to the parental units property we might want to learn about having our own hive of honey bees.
It's really strange, here on the farm we seem to have lots of hornets and wasps, where at the DW's parents in Quilcene, you hardly see those types of insects and more honeybees and bumbles.
We have a humble bumble that lives somewhere near our back patio.. I see him every day. at least I like to think he lives near anyway
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And where were ya when we was all at the show in Stevenson???
And where were ya when we was all at the show in Stevenson???
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So sorry to hear. I am not as smart about this as others (ok maybe not at all) but I would put em back in and keep watch. NOTHING VENTURED NOTHING GAINED!!
Also I saw somebody else on here that had some thing like this and ended with good results.
mine! mine were shut off overnight and not found till the next day. about 12 hours. normal hatch rate
SEE SEE SEE I is part effeneffallant !!! I remembered it.
So sorry to hear. I am not as smart about this as others (ok maybe not at all) but I would put em back in and keep watch. NOTHING VENTURED NOTHING GAINED!!
Also I saw somebody else on here that had some thing like this and ended with good results.
mine! mine were shut off overnight and not found till the next day. about 12 hours. normal hatch rate
SEE SEE SEE I is part effeneffallant !!! I remembered it.
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