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Seychelles Apiary Visit and Forage Plants: Part 3.

April 14, 2023 Ann Chilcott 2 Comments

The holiday is over and I’m busy getting supers and brood boxes ready for the new season. It is very…

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Posted in: around the world, Bee Forage., Beekeeping on Seychelles, honey, honey bees Filed under: Albizia, beekeeping in Seychelles, congested hives, pollinators of coconut flowers, rose apple, Seychelles sunbird, Wild bees in Seychelles

Beekeeping in Seychelles: Part 2. Vanilla Pollination and Colony Removal.

April 7, 2023 Ann Chilcott 2 Comments

Linton and I have arranged to meet farm manager and beekeeper Norman Dogley at the Admin offices of L’Union Estates…

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Posted in: around the world, bee rescue, Beekeeping Education, Beekeeping on Seychelles, Honey bee pests Filed under: Beekeeping education in Seychelles, beekeeping in Seychelles, death's head hawk moth, plants for bees in Seychelles, Removal of bees from plastic container in Seychelles, Vanilla orchid pollination

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