Post by Daniel on Sept 3, 2008 18:14:04 GMT -7
Hello There!
I live in Beaverton where we have recently had some trees removed. One of them had a honeybee hive in it. We thought the tree removal ppl killed the bees but they survived and are working very hard to repair their damaged home. The hive was approx 15 high inside the trunk of the tree. Can you help me save this colony? Is there someone that might want to come and get the bees? The 15 feet of trunk is now cut into 2-3 foot sections and can be moved easily. I don't know much about honeybees except that I would MUCH rather they survive. I would gladly provide any additional information, pictures if that would help. You can contact me at keroscene100@yahoo.com.
Thank you and kind regards,
Daniel Russell
I live in Beaverton where we have recently had some trees removed. One of them had a honeybee hive in it. We thought the tree removal ppl killed the bees but they survived and are working very hard to repair their damaged home. The hive was approx 15 high inside the trunk of the tree. Can you help me save this colony? Is there someone that might want to come and get the bees? The 15 feet of trunk is now cut into 2-3 foot sections and can be moved easily. I don't know much about honeybees except that I would MUCH rather they survive. I would gladly provide any additional information, pictures if that would help. You can contact me at keroscene100@yahoo.com.
Thank you and kind regards,
Daniel Russell
