>>There may be some truth in this. Only yesterday I used my mobile phone (cellphone) to talk an apprentice at the other end of the County through opening her hive (without smoke or veil).  She was disappointed to find that, despite quite a bit of activity, there were fewer bees than she expected and no brood.

Cellphones present a risk primarily to their users.  So unless the bees are hanging on your cellphone for hours, they should be unaffected.  If there is a cell phone tower nearby, however, then that's a risk to you and your bees.

Waldemar


 


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