No blossoms around

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<img src="//cdck-file-uploads-us1.s3.dualstack.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/flex016/uploads/honeyflow/original/2X/8/8b928e47a8882c24722a0321054904fe9e65545f.JPG" width=“666” height="500Pitaya (Dragon Fruit) Mango, Cashew I could go On :slight_smile: Just learning about what the bees like. Loquat Pitaya (Dragon Fruit) Mango, Cashew I could go On :slight_smile:

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missing the Cashew my favorite since that is what I grow.

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Thank you Neu Mana for thoses, the cashew is fasinating, Ain’t life grand!!!

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Ah beautiful trees I’m jealous!!

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hi trying to work out how to send pix, although the area is green there are no blossoms nearby

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This is a snapshot of the track to the hive.

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What a lovely spot for a hive or two or three, lucky bees and you too duxmother. S

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Looks beautiful, so serene and lots of places to gather propolis. Is that a GSD? I also have 2? Nice set up.

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We have two sheps or rather I should say they have 2 humans

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Our Burmese cat has two slaves.

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My father often used to say that dogs have owners, but cats have “staff”. My parents had a semi-feral cat at the time. :wink:

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Yes we’ve experienced the cat dynasty and very familiar with slave like behaviour!

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:hugs:you’re right one can never have too many staff