>His current & favorite method is clear glass bottles  in center holes so
you can tell at a

> glance when empty.
>

Mine too!

>
>
> >Dave Mendes is a  successful Florida beekeeper.


Very successful, smart, and willing to share knowledge.  His inverted pail
feeding stations use a ring of tiny holes that weep a small amount of syrup
around the rim (any excess catches in the rim).  He is trying to duplicate
a series of flowers.  Saves him the time of addressing each hive.

Another large beek that I was recently speaking with tried using a series
of drip hoses radiating out from a drum like a spider's legs, with each
emitter hole functioning as a flower.  He gave it up.

--
Randy Oliver
Grass Valley, CA
www.ScientificBeekeeping.com

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