Nov 3, 2017
Draining the honey 🍯 from the extractor this morning. #beekeepersofinstagram #beekeepershavethebestjob #beek #beekeeper #beekeepers #extractinghoney #extracting #honey
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Draining the honey 🍯 from the extractor this morning. #beekeepersofinstagram #beekeepershavethebestjob #beek #beekeeper #beekeepers #extractinghoney #extracting #honey
The extractor #extractinghoney #beekeepershavethebestjob #beekeepersofinstagram #honey #beek #bee #beekeepers
I'm pretty sure I've already told you this, but I absolutely love your life ramblings. So down to earth and simple. Is there any chance you've written freehand or done creative writing? I love your writing style xx
thank you :) I mainly write them for myself but it makes me smile to hear that others appreciate them. I always enjoyed those kinds of free-writing or creative writing exercises in English class throughout school, especially in high school (I was also lucky to have amazing people as English teachers in high school). I started keeping a personal journal or diary when I was about 14 so I guess I’ve been doing that consistently for about ten years now.
My Tumblr feed is seriously so much better once I started following you. From your posts, I can tell you're super awesome!
Aww that’s so sweet!! Thank you! :) <3
Small Hive Beetle 3 on Flickr.
Small Hive Beetle larvae "slimming" a frame of honey. "Larvae tunnel through comb with stored honey or pollen, damaging or destroying cappings and comb. Larvae defecate in honey and the honey becomes discolored from the feces. Activity of the larvae causes fermentation and a frothiness in the honey; the honey develops a characteristic odor of decaying oranges. Damage and fermentation cause honey to run out of combs, creating a mess in hives or extracting rooms. Heavy infestations cause bees to abscond; some beekeepers have reported the rapid collapse of even strong colonies." They are so destructive and can make one's stomach turn to see them as a slimming, oozing, mass of slithering worms! Yuck! (And, I have a strong stomach)
Honey & Pollen on Flickr.