Native Irish Honey Bee Society – Apis mellifera mellifera
Native Irish Honey Bee Society
Apis mellifera mellifera
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2 Responses
I have a large hive in my porch.
What should I do with them ?
Don’t want to destroy,but afraid they might be dangerous if disturbed.
Sean
Cavan town.
Hi Alan,
I recently read an article regarding the recently discovered native Irish honey bee and am interested in starting my own hives this year, I was wondering whether you could provide me with information concerning their care, relating to flora, suitable conditions for the hives, specifically spacings for the mesh baseboard and where I might find a queen with which to start a colony. I live in County Roscommon and would also be interested in joining your community and being a representive of the native Irish bee here.
Regards.