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I am enjoying beekeeping immensely. Started my hives two years ago last July. We have a wonderful support system at the University of Florida. Florida is a great place to have bees. The university has a serious Master Beekeeping program. I have achieved Apprentice Beekeeper Status. It is the lowest level, and I am now working toward my Advanced Beekeeper level.
We do have Africanized bees around here, and it is becoming a nuisance. I am getting my queens from out of state to avoid any Africanizing of my hives.
In a few minutes, I am going out to my hives to find the queens and prepare the hives for re-queening. My queens came today, so I will be retiring the old queens, and tomorrow I will be introducing my new monarchs.
I also enjoy raising and photographing butterflies, reading, Skyping with my grandchildren, hanging with my wonderful wife, and observing almost anything in God's creation.
In real life, I make my living as a database developer for small businesses (mainly Macintosh), and I do volunteer work for the Seminole County Sheriff's office. (I get to wear a uniform and drive a patrol car. How cool is that!)
Phil
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Re: A Central Florida Beekeeper
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Quote from: macphil on September 28, 2011, 01:45:23 PM
(I get to wear a uniform and drive a patrol car. How cool is that!)
Phil
Loses its flare after having done it full time for the past 15 years or so
I had rather be at home in my bee suit.
Welcome to the site!
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Welcome to the site macphil!
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September 28, 2011, 03:04:46 PM »
Welcome to the site Phil !
I live east of you in Mims. There are several members on here from Central Florida.
Larry
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Welcome to the forum.
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Welcome to the site!
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Hi, Phil, and welcome to a fun forum! I'm a bee lurker and robber of information, lol, lol! Wonderful to hear that the University of Florida has so much involvement with the bees!
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