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Exposed Beehive.

Ave Sodalis · 2019-08-01 10:22:22

Hi all! I was taking my dog on a short walk just this morning, and noticed the ditch had collapsed a bit, leaving a hole around 1.5 foot in diameter. It's uncovered the top of a beehive with several Bumbles inside. I've got my neighbour looking for slats of wood to cover it a bit, but is there anything else I could do this…

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Ave Sodalis

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Hi all!
I was taking my dog on a short walk just this morning, and noticed the ditch had collapsed a bit, leaving a hole around 1.5 foot in diameter. It's uncovered the top of a beehive with several Bumbles inside. I've got my neighbour looking for slats of wood to cover it a bit, but is there anything else I could do this evening when I get back from work?

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#2 01-08-2019 10:59am

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To be honest they usually manage such collapses themselves quite well. It could even have been a badger raid on the nest. In the interest of your safety alone, I'd suggest leaving it alone.

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