I will just have to be more careful.
Hope too many didn't see that other stuff before it was deleted.
I would like to thank the person responsible for getting those off.
Here is what I was trying to post. I'll put the garden pictures in the garden section.
(http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/ee11/SKEYED/Picture006.jpg)
(http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/ee11/SKEYED/Picture004.jpg)
(http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/ee11/SKEYED/Picture003.jpg)
I resized the two too small, sorry,will do bigger ones next time
doak ;)
See if this is better.
The black one takes up two frame spaces.
It's the one I had to modify, using the wire from a cricket basket.
loose about a doz or so of bees in these from drowning.
(http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/ee11/SKEYED/Picture004-1.jpg)
doak ;)
Heres a bigger one of the book.
(http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/ee11/SKEYED/Picture006-1.jpg)
doak ;)
Doak, nice pics. So that is the inner frame feeder that you spoke about. BTW, I didn't see the stuff that was removed from your other post by the Moderator, just so you know. Don't know when it got removed, but that must have been good, hee, hee.
That frame feeder must hold about 2 gallons, mine that takes up one space holds a gallon. Good for high volume feeding.
I have found when I use the inner frame feeder that the first supply of sugar syrup, the bees don't drown. I put paint stirring sticks in it for floaties. The only time I get drowning bees is when I fill it up, and yep there is alot of dead bees. Beautiful and most wonderful day, Cindi