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2013/09/27

Hive update: Knocked over again!

The hive was knocked over again.
 I had just installed the hive top feeder 2 days ago. Time to get a game camera and electric wires. The bottom two boxes were carried away (still stuck together) 25' or so feet down a hill, dropped next to a tree, and the frames in the top hive were scattered and some were damaged and/or had the frames fed on.
I've emailed the Wa Dept of Fish and Game.
ARGH!
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2 comments:

Anonymous said...

What is knocking them over/raiding them - human or animal?

~ BPC

SteveO said...

In this case, I'd say a bear.. WA. Dept of fish and game was not surprised.