HOW DID YOU CHOOSE YOUR MEMBER NAME?

Started by beemaster, June 02, 2004, 06:54:36 AM

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dikhou

dikhou is just an abbreviation of my first and second name - boring !!!.

I am a beginning beekeeper in UK. Keen to learn and also to use hive monitoring like hivetool. I made a top bar hive last winter and started a swarm in there in June. Unfortunately the swarm was tiny (about a couple of pints) and I believe the wasps got it after they had made a couple of small combs!  Maybe they just took off after rattling around in such a large space?

I have since got a couple of standard hives (BS Nationals) and have one very vigorous colony which I am feeding and treating for Varroa in the hope of getting them through the winter. Hop[e they get off to a flying start in March or April. At the moment they are very active bringing in stores which I am supplementing with syrup. The weather here on the east coast of England UK is very mild just now - an Indian summer already!

I'd be glad of advice on how to get registered on hivetool.org or .net to find out more about data logging.

All the best :)
dikhou

May your hives always hum...

hivepirate

the area i live in has a long history of pirates, with even the local football team calling themselves the pirates.  i perform cutouts and removals, so i thought hivepirate would be a cute name that both reflects what i do and the area i do it in. 

Hops Brewster

Winter is coming.

I can't say I hate the government, but I am proudly distrustful of them.

Happy Hollow

In 1973, my parents moved from the Seattle WA area to Montana.  Kindergarten was optional there then.  My parents bought a log cabin church plus the minister's house for $25,000 and we moved and transformed the church into Happy Hollow Kindergarten.  In 2011, I bought a beautiful 3 acre place outside Washington DC. It is as if a helicopter put a house inside a park.  It's name...   Happy Hollow. 

Sweet!

I was thinking Dude! but Sweet! seemed more intuitive. Like honey.  ;)

jbarry820

I used my name from my old address.
Jim

Apis mellifera ligustica

Hello everyone,
'm new to the forum, I write from Italy and I want to share with you the experiences of Varroa destructor.

David Matlock


thewhiterhino

l was in a sales organization about 20 years ago and the team was "The White Rhinos" and I've used it ever since... :-D
If it was easy, everyone would do it....
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thewhiterhino

If it was easy, everyone would do it....
pueblo-bee-rescue.com

willbe

I'm willbe , Ive been willbefishin, willbeworkin, willbe lots of things now, just willbe,
Thanks

jayj200


Eric Bosworth

When I was in college there were a bunch of Erics. I however was the only Bos. I don't remember what was said or who said it but I jokingly said "that's Bos The Great to you..." Then I said I kinda like the sound of that. So that so that is where btg came from.
All political power comes from the barrel of a gun. The communist party must command all the guns; that way, no guns can ever be used to command the party. ---Mao Tse Tung

Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote. ---Benjamin Franklin

trapper jack


Richard M


lomatia

Mine comes from a hollyleafed Australian plant that grows in the forests nearby. The Lomatia genus is a member of the Proteaceae family which includes Banksia, Grevillea in Oz and Protea in South Africa. (Many, many members of this family throughout Australia)

Pale

The two sides of the Australian Intellect.

One names himself after a plant endemic to his area and the other uses the name of a beer endemic to his area  :cheer:

Michael Bush

>I named myself after my dog

Like Indiana Jones...
My website:  bushfarms.com/bees.htm en espanol: bushfarms.com/es_bees.htm  auf deutsche: bushfarms.com/de_bees.htm  em portugues:  bushfarms.com/pt_bees.htm
My book:  ThePracticalBeekeeper.com
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"Everything works if you let it."--James "Big Boy" Medlin

Ret Sgt Robert Yates

Well I was born with the name and earned the "Ret,Sgt. part of it by serving in the US Army for 27 years. I have most always used my real name on any forum with very few exceptions for security reasons that I shall not get into.

Thank you , Best Regards 
Ret, Sgt. Robert D. Yates, Bee Master in Training,
13 & on Forge

F. J. Fulda

You guys just asked for and ID.  Didn't know it was supposed to be a "nick-name." so I just gave you my name.