Hello to all
Hello to all
Hello.. I am new to this forum and fairly new to microscopy. It been a few years since my college lab days... What has brought me back to the job/hobby is beekeeping and disease identification.
Re: Hello to all
Welcome N0rs3man!
You will find many knowledgeable people who are willing to share their experience and expertise. I'm new and everyone has been great!
You will find many knowledgeable people who are willing to share their experience and expertise. I'm new and everyone has been great!
qawine
Amscope Phase Contrast Trinocular Microscope
Amscope MU1000 10 mp camera
Amscope Phase Contrast Trinocular Microscope
Amscope MU1000 10 mp camera
Re: Hello to all
Welcome, NOrs3men! Please visit Sam Droege's www.beemonitoring@yahoogroups.com all sorts of discussions on our crucial polinators, species trends,current grad student projects..and a nifty file on a practicle setup for bee/polinator image capture..atlas of specific body anatomy...ahh and a lot of the parasites your confronting at times.
I have an out of control apple orchard in finger lakes/US...and the invasive ( sigh, now resident: European orchard wasps) orchard wasp ...well they chew a hole in apples the size of the nibbles a small child would! These huge cigar sized wasps are
net captured if you have the heart to rsk it...and now to my point, NOrs3men:
A fresh slice of an apple placed in a jar with a lid ( say wide mouth plastic mayonaise jar) ..it narcotizes these huge wasps so you can handle them/ manipulate them..it is reversible...the wasp or bee recovers! I suggest you see if with your bees...the apple slice reversible stupor would help in your manipulations and image capture procedures for your bees.
welcome to this forum! visit Sam Droege's beemonitoring@yahoogroups.com charlie guevara
I have an out of control apple orchard in finger lakes/US...and the invasive ( sigh, now resident: European orchard wasps) orchard wasp ...well they chew a hole in apples the size of the nibbles a small child would! These huge cigar sized wasps are
net captured if you have the heart to rsk it...and now to my point, NOrs3men:
A fresh slice of an apple placed in a jar with a lid ( say wide mouth plastic mayonaise jar) ..it narcotizes these huge wasps so you can handle them/ manipulate them..it is reversible...the wasp or bee recovers! I suggest you see if with your bees...the apple slice reversible stupor would help in your manipulations and image capture procedures for your bees.
welcome to this forum! visit Sam Droege's beemonitoring@yahoogroups.com charlie guevara
Re: Hello to all
Welcome!
You have found a good group here.
Rod
You have found a good group here.
Rod