Subject: Bees for All & All for Bees

  Bees for All & All for Bees! 
   Bee  Ware
   Start Beekeeping with us!
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Congratulations! By keeping bees or starting beekeeping you have joined a growing number of people that enjoy the outdoors, your back yard and marvelling at nature's perfect design.

Below is a picture of a queen bee in one of our colonies. 
 
Can you spot her? The queen bee is the only fertile female in the Scutellata colony and therefore the only bee that can properly lay eggs of either male or female workers. 

She is bigger in size and different in colouring to the workers. Her body is very much like that of a moths. Most notably, her body has no yello bands.          
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Queen bee in hive
  First Steps
    Keep reading articles, bee books
   Over the course of the next 6 weeks we will be sending you tips, articles and news about beekeeping that will help you to better understand the benefits of bees for all of us!
Our recommended first steps are that you get hold of the blue book, Beekeeping in South Africa which is available on our website by mail order or if you collect in Centurion. 
 
Ask Questions & Visit our site to get info on bees, equipment and like us on Facebook!

Read our "GIVE AWAY" chapter from the ebook written inhouse for Practical Beekeeping.com and attached to the email. Hope you enjoy this intro to bees as much as we did sharing it!   
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