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matte

2021-06-10 08:52:09
  • #1


the good man said that too. :)
 

haydee

2021-06-10 09:11:51
  • #2
So the father of my girlfriend hasn't been stung enough. He has rheumatism and used to be a beekeeper.

How did you get hold of the beekeeper?
 

matte

2021-06-10 09:26:16
  • #3
My neighbor is a forester, he gave me the contact. If I hadn't reached him, I would have called the fire department, they can also mediate there.
 

haydee

2021-06-10 10:22:12
  • #4
Ah ok, I wouldn't have had any idea.
 

borderpuschl

2021-06-10 14:10:06
  • #5
The beekeeper also benefits from it (a new colony).
 

Wickie

2021-06-11 07:57:59
  • #6
During the construction phase, we had wild bees on an edge of the excavation pit. A "friendly" future neighbor called the district office directly and reported it. An apiarist appointed by the district came without our knowledge and then collected the bees at our expense and released them again in a forest in a nature reserve. Well... it cost us 350 EUR. A specially protected species. If we had removed them ourselves (in case we got caught), the maximum penalty could have been imposed: 50,000 EUR :rolleyes: Some kind of sand bee. The apiarist included the species identification with the bill. I told him, if I have to pay for that nonsense anyway, I also want to know who has been occupying my construction pit :p A friendly apiarist confirmed this to us back then as well, but he could have caught and released the bees for us without the payment being necessary. After I knew what rare little creatures the apiarist had collected here, I was totally happy! But the nice neighbor could have at least informed us beforehand. After I told him what that fun cost us, all the color drained from his face. I think he believed he would even get a medal from the district for reporting such rare animals :D
 
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