Illawarra Beekeepers Association Inc

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  Sharyn Hopkins Added October 13, 2022

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  We wanted to thank Michael Sparks for assisting us with bee removal at our property in Gymea Bay. Michael was very prompt, professional and very educationally informative. He shared lot's of information with us whilst taking every care possible to secure and relocate the bees. We would not hesitate in recommending Michael if you ever need assistance.
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  Trent Knight Added October 02, 2022

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  Couldn't be more thankful to the Illawarra Bee Club. I had a huge hive of bees in an old lounge, the guys gave up their time to come and help me out. From the very first phone call to the club, they couldn't have been more helpful. Peter and his partner were extremely professional and got the bees out of a very tricky place. The guys explained a lot of the process and were extremely knowledgable. Couldn't of done it without their help.
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  Penny Added September 24, 2022

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  Firstly the honey from the Illawarra Beekeepers Association is delicious and it's great to support this local group. Also the bees wax is very well priced and is really good quality, especially for creating beeswax wraps. Beware that the shop is only open on Thursdays between 9am & 12pm
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  Aled Jones Added September 22, 2022

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  Really friendly bunch - we did the beginners bee keeping course which was really informative, plenty of hands on experience, a great lunch and most importantly a delicious jar of honey to take home!
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  Judy oo Added September 18, 2022

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  As a member of another beekeeping association further south I can say that this association is top class. I have visited for talks, for open days and even took a bunch of newbie beekeepers up there for an event. I was very impressed with the hexagonal meeting space with library, shop, honey shed and the quality of the guest speakers each time I have been there is excellent. The apiary is wonderful. There are examples of many types of hives - not just the traditional Langstroth - but also 'newer' less known types such as the Kenyan Top Bar. They also have native stingless bee hives (TC's) and one member brought in their Hockingsi to show the difference between TC's and TH's. I have also always felt very welcomed there. A warm, social and educational experience, every time.
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  emmanuel f Added April 05, 2018

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  The Illawarra Beekeepers Assoc. is a member of the NSW Amateur Beekeepers and their apiary and museum in Sutherland is unlike anything else you'll visit. They have their own colonies of bees in the bee garden, several beekeeping courses are scheduled each year with visitors and guests welcome to see and learn about the wonderful world of apiculture. A must see.

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