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Охотник за осами, 10.06.2007 20:06

Often, books indicate certain distinctions of bee breeds, for example, Carpathian bees: it is described that they are gray, but practically they are brown, so why do they lie?And besides, let's start a conversation and a big topic about bees! wink.gif

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10.06.2007 21:21, Aleksey Adamov

They don't lie about why they need to. It's just very difficult to meet a pure bee breed. This is only possible in the relevant organizations. The problem is that a breeding queen (of the same Carpathian bee), if it was not hatched from a breeding Carpathian drone, can do it with any other and all the bees will be "different" and new queens too. And there are as many drones as you want.

In general, the bee breed is the most unclear topic for any beekeeper.

11.06.2007 14:34, Охотник за осами

I looked at photos of Italian women, basically the same brown

11.06.2007 16:07, Aleksey Adamov

To be honest, I (a former beekeeper) have never been interested in bee breeds, much less their diagnostics. The only thing I know is that the average Russian breed is very angry bees (sometimes you can buy such a surprise in the form of a hybrid smile.gif), and the Carpathian breed is not evil and productive in our region.

12.06.2007 12:00, Охотник за осами

Yes, I had a cross, I technically remade them, destroying the uterus, put them from another family, well, I ate enough milk, to the dump

12.07.2007 0:27, lerth

 the image is no longer on the site: PICT0003.JPG 

These are the Sicilians

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PICT0003.JPG — (53.12к) 11.07.2007 — 25.07.2007

23.07.2007 12:23, Охотник за осами

they are not much different from the Krajin bees 11

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