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When you get a few minutes to spare, click over to the new photo gallery here on our website. WCBA member Herb Lester shares some beautiful images from his apiary. Thanks Herb!

Herb Lester's Apiary

Herb Lester’s Apiary

wilsoncountybeekeepers.org/photos/member-photo-galleries/herb-lesters-apiary/

And if you would like to share some of your beekeeping photos or videos with your fellow WCBA members (and the world) send them to:  cedarbees@gmail.com

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Short Course 2013 photos

tn_wcba_sc-_20130124_201735The 2013 WCBA Short Course was held 22-24 January and was a smashing success. All events involving Fred Dawson and a 16 oz. claw hammer are by law designated a smashing success. Nevertheless, many new beekeepers are well on their way to a lifetime of fun, fascination, frustration, new friendships and fond memories. Congratulations to all who participated and thank you to the volunteers and mentors who took part.

Herb Lester snapped some photos on Thursday night, the last night of the course. They are accessible from our photo page and here:  wilsoncountybeekeepers.org/photos/short-course-2013/.  Thanks Herb. And thanks again to all who participated in this year’s Short Course.

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Carey Mitchell & Clarence Collison

Carey Mitchell & Clarence Collison

The Minutes for the 7 January 2013 meeting have been posted here:

wilsoncountybeekeepers.org/about/minutes-201301

You can access the meeting minutes by scrolling to the bottom of the About Us page of this web site.

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One of Roy Everidge’s girls

Check out this auburn-haired beauty

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Roy Everidge / Ed Holcomb queen - 11 September 2011

This is one of the queens Roy Everidge and Ed Holcombe raised back in August.  She was introduced to a split colony through the front entrance of an eight frame medium hive on 20 August, and was released the following afternoon when the workers finally gnawed through the candy end of her cage.  Luckily the bees accepted her and she must have gotten to work right away.  We inspected the colony on Sunday, 11 September 2011 and found four and a half frames of brood in various stages of development, including several thousand capped cells.  She looks almost orange.

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A couple dozen photos taken by Steve Buckner on Thursday, 18 August 2011 at the Wilson County Beekeepers Association booth in the Wilson County Fair have been posted here:

https://wcbeekeepers.wordpress.com/photos/wilson-county-fair-2011/

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