Well, I asked for a good picture of observation to start with to make an
observation hive web page and WOW! I got more than that.  John Caldera
sent me the URL for his site, and Barry's, I can see it has aready been
done.  And done well.
 
There is a lot of talent out there and I can see that people have been
beavering away building a tremendous resource.  Every so often I visit one
of the sites that tries to maintain a list of bee sites and see the list
has grown explosively since I was last there.  Grown so much that I
haven't the patience to go to them all.  Granted, some of the sites are
dull and hard to navigate, but many are pretty interesting, and most show
amazing ingenuity and lots of hard work.
 
I'd like to see list members nominate sites for the 'Top Beekeeping Site
List' and include a description of why they like the particular site.
Why, you ask?  well, because I personally like to have a recomendation on
anything new I try.  If I have one, it saves wasting time with anything
less than the best.   And, if you include the link, I can just click on
the hperlink in my mail software and be transported there (Assuming you
get it right.  Please double check your links before hitting 'send').
 
This is a chance for those who never post to BEE-L to pitch in and get
involved.  Please check before you post to make sure that someone else
hasn't proposed the site you have in mind.  Even if the site has been
described before, go ahead if you think you can do it better.  If there is
too much duplication, the moderators may, in this unique case, select the
most germane and hold back redundant posts.
 
More on moderation in another post.
 
Allen
 
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