Thread: Why murder bees ? unbelievable.

That’s just ****ed up...

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Maybe they were mis-Bee-having and upset someone.. Sorry Bob couldn't help it..

In all seriousness that's not very good at all , the mind boggles at why someone would set them on fire.

Hopefully they find the culprits - maybe tying them to a few bee hives might be a just punishment.

Cheers Ean

Originally Posted by Ean Austral

There must Bee more to this story

Maybe they were mis-Bee-having and upset someone.. Sorry Bob couldn't help it..

In all seriousness that's not very good at all , the mind boggles at why someone would set them on fire.

Hopefully they find the culprits - maybe tying them to a few bee hives might be a just punishment.

Cheers Ean

Awww, behive Ean. I keep bees, and bees don't forget. If they don't like the way you treat them, they let you know. For example, I often go and just look closely at what they are doing. How much pollens going in, just check on their health, usual administration stuff. 90% of the time, it's ok. Sometimes, not often, one or two will head butt me, I get the message and walk away. So we remain friends. If you upset them, once one stings, the pheromones produced will bring on her mates, protecting the hive. That's why I think whoever did that to those bees, must have been in a bee suit, and been a keeper themselves. As for burning the hives, that is what must happen if the disease American Foul Brood is present in your hive. By law here in Aus.