It's awesome how they kind of recognize what's happening and cooperate. It's relieving to see someone respecting the animals and their needs as you do.
Beekeeper here, they get easy to read after some time. Once you know they are not aggressive, just smoke properly, wear no cologne or deoderant and be gentle, you'd be surprised how quickly you become comfortable around them.
Imagine if we could treat each other and all animals with the love, compassion and tenderness this wonderful woman shows the bees... You are truly awesome Erica....
@@musicandairplanes6330 You are watching a video of a woman who doesn't get stung and handles a horde of creatures that could cause her longer and agonizing pain than "eating for dinner".
@@musicandairplanes6330 It's when people want to treat another being with compassion, but leave their brains at home, that they get eaten for dinner. You can't even let your guard down with a HUMAN BABY, let alone animals and other creatures. I've known toddlers that throw smartphones RIGHT at grownups' forehead, because they looked away for a split second, the child had picked up phone to watch something, didn't find it, decided to play catch, except it's their parents' foreheads that "caught" the phones. One needs to be skilled and aware of how the other creature behaves, to properly care for it and help it, without being harmed.
That was me too. Took me 36 years to get stung by a bee. And I accidently stepped on one barefoot. People are super dramatic. 😂 What she does is really impressive though even if that smoker helps. If one comes near you it's better just to leave them bee.
Wasn’t that long ago I found out hot bee lady has haters, I don’t understand how when she’s helping people learn about bees and appreciate them, she rules
That's the only part I don't understand ... I've been beekeeping a long time I get stung through the suit all the time maybe its from being in Texas... But only during nectar runs can I confidently go without a suit
I remember a neighbor of mine called the managers office about a bee problem. The next day I took my dog out for a walk, at night, and I remember my dog whimpering not wanting to walk and I took a step and all I heard was a crunch and when I looked down there were hundreds of dead bees on the ground. It was a full on massacre. So sad to see.
Solitary Bees, Honey Bees are but not as much. And where really messing up the solitary bees by increasing the number of Honey bee nests. We're not solving the issue at hand of the decline of pollinators. WE REALLY NEED THE SOLITARY BEES!
@@javiermendez9365yeah we’re actually fucking our selves over saving honey bees who aren’t even native to North America. We need to be saving WILD bees
@@javiermendez9365 Honey bees have been in North America for 200 years. They came with the first European colonists. So they're not invasive anymore at all, they're part of the ecosystem and they pollinate the plants I think all bees need helping hand from us people, and by that I mean simply planting and maintaining flowers and plants that they can pollinate
@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess, no, european honey bees ARE invasive. You clearly don't understand basic ecology. Honey bees are a major threat to native bees and any ecologist would tell you that. Using you logic, house cats and rats are not invasive anymore, yet they are extremely da gerpus to native species, especially cats, which are ecological terrors. They needlessly kill billions of birds each year in the US alone.
They're European honey bees and they're not good for native species which have been in a lot of trouble for a long time. It's time people in the US start saving the actually important bees
I had to comb through the comments to find this. She's definitely a true queen. I would be too stung with fear to do this, I would probably break out in hives.
@@strongestnattyever-videos2247 and homo is another word primate… aka humans, so out of context these words don’t make sense. Nice try at twisting someone’s word though
@@strongestnattyever-videos2247 bruh quit taking the supplements that are rotting out your brain!! It will fuck with your eyes and make you look cockeyed!! Unless it’s too late and that’s why you don’t show your face?😢
She is such a Queen, wow. I wonder whether she gets stung at all (and just doesn't care) or whether the bees get her helping energy and respect her like she respects them.
@@Tovek you need to get stung at least 200 times for bee venom to be dangerous if you aren't allergic... in spring and summer and really up until late fall you can handle bees without a suit most of the time... also the substance was actually plain old wood smoke, when the bees smell smoke they fill their bellies with honey and it's harder for them to sting...
It’s so annoying to hear someone whisper to you and I do not see where the appeal comes from. Just reminds me of a parent trying to tell you off in church.
You know why she's attractive Cause beauty lies in the eye of the beeholder Thanks for all the likes and kind comments people im surprised as this joke has existed for ages
I tend to watch a lot of bee channels and I have to admit you are probably the most gentle and loving to the bees of anyone else out there. Keep doing what you do because the bees are so important!❤
Most bees I deal with would have gone me I been keeping bees for ages and I handle them well but I’ve been stung enough to know when to use a veil etc. so props to this lady.
Prices can vary dramatically depending on area and how real the need for bees are. In times where bees are dying off from the Varroa mites or disease some apiarists sometimes will pick them up for free. But I’ve seen charge in excess of $1500 for difficult removals and when bees are in plentiful supply.
They have their purpose. Trees release pheromones that attract wasp when being ate by insects. Their specific species of wasp that hunt and kill spiders, stink bugs and other pest. The cycle of life.
@@filipgasic2642 Of course they do because thats how they’re raised from birth to protect & serve your a**with some venom. They’re literally raised like mini Spartans.
@@beekeeperbrad6251 how nice from a random guy on the internet to tell a beekeeper how she has to work properly…. I can only image that ur very active on twitter
@@X.L.K But it's true. I know a professional beekeeper who had to quit after 20 years since she developed an allergy after being stung over the years multiple times. Kinda crushed her since she really loved her profession.
@@X.L.K you must not have noticed his name is beekeeper brad. Also if you did your homework you would see that he has had his account since 2012. So I think he may know a thing or two about beekeeping. And it's common sense to protect your eyes. Brad is correct and you just wanna bitch about something. I agree with Brad.
We are russian refugees from China. My father used to be an apiarist over 50 multi storey hives. I understand everything you do as my father did the same in the 1950's in China. Love your attitude and your work. People may not know, that without bees, our entire agriculture would die in 1 season. God bless you.
I ve done that,if you are gentle to them bees are gentle back,they are not aggressive,people fear them and attack,but bees don t like or want to sting any one...but bee handlers like me are rare.
@@Raiders1234 Without bees much of our food supply would not exist because bees pollinate much it. It pretty much common knowledge. Don't take my word for it, look it up.
So freaking cool! I'm going to be keeping bees this season for the first time, ever. Can't wait! I've got 6 pounds, or 18,090 to 20,000 bees and 2 queens with 2 separate hives. Can't wait to be able to not wear protective gear. That must be such an amazing thing to experience. ❤🐝❤🐝❤🐝❤🐝❤🐝❤🐝❤️🐝
Not really ,,honey bees are not really that good its wild bees that are important and bumble bees are terrible for the environment they pinch the flower when they eat and destroys it
@@Wrathofreason so your a smart ass I guess. The way I understand it the pollination process is essential in a chain reaction that is beneficial thru out nature , I’m not a scientist but I’ll take the word of one’s who are. Your snarky attitude belies a cynical individual fishing for discourse. If you want a better answer go ask a bee expert and I’m sure they’ll give you a satisfactory answer.
@@Wrathofreason so your a smart ass I guess. The way I understand it the pollination process is essential in a chain reaction that is beneficial thru out nature , I’m not a scientist but I’ll take the word of one’s who are. Your snarky attitude belies a cynical individual fishing for discourse. If you want a better answer go ask a bee expert and I’m sure they’ll give you a satisfactory answer.
@@Wrathofreason TH-cam has a fellow who’ll explain in detail why bees are important , it’s titled “why bees are important”. He can better define than I can , but the point is they are important . I got nowhere on google
I've done hundreds of Bee removals and this video proves anyone can do it. The art comes when you get them back to the shop and release them and nurse the ladies back to being a valuable colony so they can live on.
That's like the horror movies where they hear a demon say 👹get ouuuut! My but would be sleeping on the lawn, yet their in there playing checkers with Casper 🤨hell nope not me😂buh bye little bees 🏃💨🐝
She's stupid for not wearing a suit, and even moreso for wearing dark colors, but hey, they're all smoked out. She definitely got stung a few times, maybe a few dozen, but it's only guard bees that will do that to her when the smoke disorients their pheromones.
Is anyone else here for the ending... Her sign off is so great. "And it was a great Day of saving the beeeess" the way she says bees at the end just makes me smile. So much love for what she does.
That’s a pretty massive bee hive under those floor boards, so glad the tenants called you instead of having the bees killed. It’s really amazing how calm and peaceful those bee are.
I have to disagree with that lol. I'm severely allergic to their sting. I was standing beside my truck fueling up at our shop and I had one to do a fly by and pop me on the neck. As soon as it stung me I slap it and the honey bee fell to the ground. I raked the stinger from my neck instantly and had to use my epi-pen. I didn't see it of provoke it in anyway. Guess he was just a young hot-rodder🤣
@@LH-kz2nf I have a lavender bush in my front garden and every year it attracts big and little bees (they look like wasps to be honest). I sometimes spend an hour standing there just watching these bees flitting from one strand to the other. I have had them land on me or I put my hand out for them to walk from the strand onto my hand and not once have I ever been stung. So I was thinking as I read your message and thought that even though you think you might not have done anything to scare the bee, but the fact you know you could die from a bee sting, that might have meant you tensed up maybe? In doing so, the bee may have thought you were attacking it and stung you in self defence. And the fact the bee ended up on the floor, well maybe you were that nervous you unconsciously swatted the bee without thinking and it was merely depending itself. I'm not saying that's what happened, just it could have been a maybe?
@@random-person1 no actually this is the only time I've been stung and could not figure out why. Other times I have accidentally stepped on a yellow jackets nest and got stung but realize they didn't know I meant no harm. Another time I was getting something out of an out building I have an the end of it one of the wall studs. On the other side of the stub was a red wasp nest and I was stung.. I know I unknowingly provoked that sting.. The honey bee I had know idea he was anywhere around. I was standing there holding the fuel nozzle in one hand and my other hand was in my pocket. A bee coming up was the last thing I had on my mind at the time. I truly believe he just accidentally flew into me on his way by and when he did he just instinctively stung me. Honey bees have always been one of my least worries. Wasp and yellow jackets are the ones I keep s real close eye on I had a group of hornets help me out this past summer. Evidently there was a nest of them somewhere near by. They kill and eat any of the other bees and insects that sting and they did a good job this summer. I rarely saw a wasp yellow jacket or anything else all summer long. I just had to make sure I didn't provoke on of them lol.
Good memories every time I watch one of your videos. My Mother harvested honey even from wild bee hives. The first time she invited me to help was amazing! No protective gear, she kept talking me through the harvesting. She would sing a soft little song every time she pulled a piece of honey comb filled with honey out. Never got bit. Each time after I was still amazed at how she calmed the bees and me. Good memories
This bee saver woman is a treasure! So much gratitude for her. Is there a directory listing people with her skill to help relocate bees so people don’t have to call toxic exterminators that kill the necessary bees? Let’s make this the way globally.
Search local bee keeper associations, or places that sell bee keeping equipment. Either or both can usually refer you to some local folks who can do this work. Same if you see a swarm trying to nest in your eaves or a tree. Honey bees are especially prone to swarming in spring. Swarms are super easy to put in a hive box.
NEVER exterminate bees! The Earth needs them. They play a vital role in the ecosystem. This woman is doing the right thing by saving them and spreading awareness of their importance 💯
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The reason she isn't being stung is because this isn't actually a woman. It's really 1 billion bees in a human suit.
that's what i'm thinking. she's actually a bunch of bees
@@momo9070 r/woosh
@@momo9070 of course haha just messing with ya
Back in my days , we used to have bees in a cylinder and use them as a vibrator
Quite an attractive human suit no less.
She's a keeper; a bee keeper, that is.
Nice one 🤣🤣👌🏼
I wouldn’t mind stinging her.
Groan. . .GET OUT!
and as dumb as stick
@@jnnx is that what he did to ur arse hun ?
The Queen Bee might have wings, but the Bee Lady is also a Queen.
Of all the bee’s
@@elizabethhannaford7019She is THE QUEEN!
Cringe
She could make a crown out of (living) bees
It's awesome how they kind of recognize what's happening and cooperate.
It's relieving to see someone respecting the animals and their needs as you do.
"Unfortunately you've been evicted, but I found you a nice new house and I'm going to help you move." 😁❤️
Holy crap her level of comfort with these bees is crazy
Beekeeper here, they get easy to read after some time. Once you know they are not aggressive, just smoke properly, wear no cologne or deoderant and be gentle, you'd be surprised how quickly you become comfortable around them.
In beeeezzeeess
@@kylefer That's wild
She must have seen the bee movie so many times to know so much about bees.
There was a photo of my dad, a beekeeper, in a magazine in the 50s, naked from the waste up, covered w honeybees. Even his face.
"I'm sorry, ma'am. You can't do your photo shoot here. There are-"
"Bees. I know. I am here to save them."
Here to save the honey bees that are highly invasive and devastating to North America and its native pollinators
She is A Bee Whisperer...❤
How do bees respond to being Baptised? 😄
@@grigorirasputin5020 She's not saving them spiritually. XD
@@DavidAllanLaursen
What good does it do to gain the hive but lose your little bee soul?
🤣😄😂
Imagine if we could treat each other and all animals with the love, compassion and tenderness this wonderful woman shows the bees...
You are truly awesome Erica....
Some animals are predators and you can’t treat them like that. They will eat you for dinner.
@@musicandairplanes6330 You are watching a video of a woman who doesn't get stung and handles a horde of creatures that could cause her longer and agonizing pain than "eating for dinner".
@@musicandairplanes6330 It's when people want to treat another being with compassion, but leave their brains at home, that they get eaten for dinner.
You can't even let your guard down with a HUMAN BABY, let alone animals and other creatures.
I've known toddlers that throw smartphones RIGHT at grownups' forehead, because they looked away for a split second, the child had picked up phone to watch something, didn't find it, decided to play catch, except it's their parents' foreheads that "caught" the phones.
One needs to be skilled and aware of how the other creature behaves, to properly care for it and help it, without being harmed.
She has such a refreshing voice, and her occupation (bee whisperer) is such a daredevil of sorts. I am happy to be receiving her videos!
She was that one kid in school that actually stayed still when the teacher told them bees won’t bother you if you don’t bother them.
Problem is, the "bees" that usually are around schools end up being wasps
Yeah, but she's kinda bothering them here...
@@Dan_Tactics LMFAO
Actually the bee smoker you saw her puffing smoke out of in the beginning was probably why she didn't get stung.
That was me too. Took me 36 years to get stung by a bee. And I accidently stepped on one barefoot. People are super dramatic. 😂 What she does is really impressive though even if that smoker helps. If one comes near you it's better just to leave them bee.
Wasn’t that long ago I found out hot bee lady has haters, I don’t understand how when she’s helping people learn about bees and appreciate them, she rules
What?!? How could anybody hate on this awesome lady? I really hate the world sometimes. 🤦♂️
@@yogsenforfoth5948 I dont know either, i Just shut my mouth and hate her silently.
Seriously?? Why?? Everything she does is fabulous....AND she saves bees!!
Must be jealous trolls
Yeh, some people just want to burn the world down and hate others who are happy or do good.
The way you do it without PPE is amazing. You truly are a bee whisperer. Even your voice is calming and soothing to the ear.
Exactly what I was going to say. She is definitely a bee whisperer.
The chemical qhe is spraying is why they arent stinging. It immediately sedates them.
Erika and her team are so incredible. What they do and the integrity in how they do it is inspiring.
She's not the Queen Bee.
She's the Empress Bee.
She's the god bee
@@egregor369yeah fr she they savior
She trusts those bees more than I trust any human.
😂😂😂😂
Funny how it's both the African bees and the African Americans that you have to worry about murdering you.
that to compare you gave value, value
Ohhh here we go,🙄, the obligatory, ubiquitous "Animals are righteous / man is EVIL!" commenter on an animal video! 🤦♂️
@@lueyteledeluxe7457 I know right? How righteous and morally superior they are.
We will all die without bees. Save the bees!! 🐝
Mom (rip 2019) taught me this in the early 1970's.
You’re a magic human. I wish there were more like you. 🐝 ♥️
At this moment… the bees learned who the real queen was
Yes ur mom😹
ahhh! i like this she definitely a queen.
Okkaaayyyy!!!😅lol And she called them gentle bees 🐝!!!❤
When you help others you help yourself. It's a law
Had to unlike do to likes being at 665😭
Wait what?!?! I’ve seen tons of videos with dudes in bee suits and she’s straight up handling a whole barn of bees in weekend library clothes. Boss!!
RIGHT?! Lol. I was like...Where's the outfit?!
Lol week end library clothes 🤭
Our native bees in Australia don't sting.
@@reallyskeptical I thought I red Texas somewhere🤔
@@aidene5513 yep. She's definitely in texas
This woman was a Queen 👑 Bee 🐝 in a past life and all bees in this life recognize that. Her voice and energy is so calming and gentle
Irl super hero. I cant express how happy it makes me that someone cares so much about saving bees.
The fact that she did all that without wearing a protective suit is un-BEE-lievable!
Definitely a BUZZworthy story.
I hope you have a wonderful day Sean.
That's the only part I don't understand ... I've been beekeeping a long time I get stung through the suit all the time maybe its from being in Texas... But only during nectar runs can I confidently go without a suit
Bees were BEE-SY relocating and how can they hurt the BEE-UTIFUL lady!
@@chrisbellville6957 from what I understand they don't like bad breath. Lol. Now on the other hand mosquitoes and flies are attracted to your breath.
shout out to the family too who called her instead let the landlord "deal" with it
The landlord only loves money, not honey!
Truth, hopefully the landlord was educated.
@@khiemnguyen4755it’s his business.
@@khiemnguyen4755 good pun 😂 but seriously though, it’s true
I remember a neighbor of mine called the managers office about a bee problem. The next day I took my dog out for a walk, at night, and I remember my dog whimpering not wanting to walk and I took a step and all I heard was a crunch and when I looked down there were hundreds of dead bees on the ground. It was a full on massacre. So sad to see.
She have the best job ever, imagine people paying you with no return so you can make your own honey farm business
They do get a return: a lowered risk of being stung.
@@ninjaguyYT what a scam
This woman could make a podcast about bees that would bee so calming that I’d fall asleep too.
Bees are extremely important... so glad you saved them
Solitary Bees, Honey Bees are but not as much. And where really messing up the solitary bees by increasing the number of Honey bee nests. We're not solving the issue at hand of the decline of pollinators. WE REALLY NEED THE SOLITARY BEES!
@@javiermendez9365yeah we’re actually fucking our selves over saving honey bees who aren’t even native to North America. We need to be saving WILD bees
@@javiermendez9365 Honey bees have been in North America for 200 years. They came with the first European colonists. So they're not invasive anymore at all, they're part of the ecosystem and they pollinate the plants
I think all bees need helping hand from us people, and by that I mean simply planting and maintaining flowers and plants that they can pollinate
@@MybeautifulandamazingPrincess, no, european honey bees ARE invasive. You clearly don't understand basic ecology. Honey bees are a major threat to native bees and any ecologist would tell you that. Using you logic, house cats and rats are not invasive anymore, yet they are extremely da gerpus to native species, especially cats, which are ecological terrors. They needlessly kill billions of birds each year in the US alone.
They're European honey bees and they're not good for native species which have been in a lot of trouble for a long time. It's time people in the US start saving the actually important bees
Ladies and gentlemen, we found her. *The bee whisperer*
She is a keeper
@@bubble.butt4u a beekeeper
it's like she was picking up water, she put her "bare" hands in/near the bees & they just flowed like water
I don’t get what all the buzz is…
I had to comb through the comments to find this. She's definitely a true queen. I would be too stung with fear to do this, I would probably break out in hives.
I'm slightly allergic to bees. This woman is a super hero.
your videos help with my anxiety, my slight fear of bee's and educated me on how to take care of them! thank you so much
❤❤❤
she doesn't get stung because she is also a queen 😍
U simp 😂
I almost vomited
I'm the kind of person who liked this comment and liked each reply to this comment. You're welcome, bee people.
@@fluffsquirrelsame here, friend
@@BenGras Respect ✌
My worst fear. I’m glad we have people like her because bees deserve love and care and respect like she gives them.
No they don't. They're only insects. Same thing to insect lovers.
*A phobia is a fear of something…. what you just said, is the same as saying: “I’m a homophobe, but gay people deserve respect, too!”* 🤦🤭🤣🤷♂️🤡
@@strongestnattyever-videos2247 and homo is another word primate… aka humans, so out of context these words don’t make sense. Nice try at twisting someone’s word though
@@strongestnattyever-videos2247 bruh quit taking the supplements that are rotting out your brain!! It will fuck with your eyes and make you look cockeyed!! Unless it’s too late and that’s why you don’t show your face?😢
@@dangdroideka3185 homo, used in the word homophone, is specifically referring to gays. Thank youuuu 😅👋
This lady is absolutely amazing.
Thank god we have people like you doing such an amazing job! and the bees thank you too.
Bro is literally a Disney princess
The "Queen Bee"!Man shes just gonna be a queen not a princess
she is not a “bro”
@@strawbaeri1 Beyoncè has entered the chat…
Why do y'all call women " bro " ?
@@blackpowerpuff6155 I call both women and guys bro or girlie
This women is more important and useful to the world than 10 kim kardashians
Edit : DAMN 4K !!!
My name is Jeffrey and I support and agree with this message. She’s quite fetching as well 😇
Only 10 ??
@@babybunnybear1 100 if you like
@@babybunnybear1 Exactly my thought😂😂
That's an insult to the woman. She is more important and useful than a lot of people period. The Kardashians are useless.
She is such a Queen, wow. I wonder whether she gets stung at all (and just doesn't care) or whether the bees get her helping energy and respect her like she respects them.
This woman is brilliant. Her gentle spirit is not threatening to bees....imagine doing this without protection!
OMG THE QUEEN HAS BEEN TRANSPORTED I NEED TO TELL EVERYBODY *starts twerking*
Mystikal starts playing.
lmaoo
I do the exact same thing!
Lol
It's interpretive dance.
Blessed the family who had called Erika to help the bee colony. Because kind and compassion people exist, extraordinary people can work their magic
For sure, right?!
Wait she has the same name as my bestie 😮😮 no wonder she's soo cool. ❤
This lady has some amazing bee footage. Some of the best I’ve seen on TH-cam.
I'm really impressed that these bees didn't sting you like crazy for moving those full combs. You got the magic touch
Saying that you can handle bees without a suit is strangely badass and cool flex
Is because they are not agressive at that time. She knows when to wear a suit. They are gentle when is sunny
Until you misjudge and get stung to death. Plenty of examples of professionals being lax and paying the price.
Ok. It she never actually says that here.. SOOOOO... Why even say that
That's what I was thinking. A honey bee whisperer.
@@Tovek you need to get stung at least 200 times for bee venom to be dangerous if you aren't allergic... in spring and summer and really up until late fall you can handle bees without a suit most of the time... also the substance was actually plain old wood smoke, when the bees smell smoke they fill their bellies with honey and it's harder for them to sting...
Listen to her talk. She’s literally the Bee whisperer
exactly my thoughts, she's the true Queen Bee 🐝
It’s so annoying to hear someone whisper to you and I do not see where the appeal comes from. Just reminds me of a parent trying to tell you off in church.
IRSM Bee Queen
lol i do wish she would speak up but what she does is soooooooo commendable. I avoid killing bees and only kill yellow jackets where i live.
@@83KJack I suppose you’re not wrong.
Such calm, gentle and quiet energy! Your affection and respect for how bees live is wonderful. ❤
I am so glad the family called you. Bees are so important to the food chain. No bees, no pollination!
No pollination no plants
No plants no food for animals (or veggies and fruits if your vegetarian.) no food we starve we starve we die.
You are doing quite well and I enjoy watching your videos and helping the bee's get a better home. New subscriber.
Bees are more important to our lives than politicians.... I know which I prefer.
While bees are amazing they are not the only pollinators, I’d encourage looking up your local pollinators and helping in protecting them
You know why she's attractive
Cause beauty lies in the eye of the beeholder
Thanks for all the likes and kind comments people im surprised as this joke has existed for ages
this wins hands down!!!
Glorious!
Best comment of the day! 😂
😏💯
😅 😅 No pun intended!!
I tend to watch a lot of bee channels and I have to admit you are probably the most gentle and loving to the bees of anyone else out there. Keep doing what you do because the bees are so important!❤
I don't know who's more gentle; the bees, or the lovely lady saving them.
Relocating bees without PPE is hardcore. Doing it without PPE and keeping ones hair on point at the same time is godly.
I love her hair!
She wears PPE with aggressive hives, but she only posts videos of the hives that are relaxed after smoking them out, so she can do it bare handed.
Most bees I deal with would have gone me I been keeping bees for ages and I handle them well but I’ve been stung enough to know when to use a veil etc. so props to this lady.
When you stop using "on point" we will give you your man card back, son. Her hair is fine.
@@undignified2843 Don’t worry, nobody actually needs a man card anyway.
Never exterminate bees. Always call a bee keeper to relocate...
What's the cost difference?
Ngl I’ll prolly just keep them for free honey. And I’ll start planting certain flowers so the honey takes on a better taste
Prices can vary dramatically depending on area and how real the need for bees are. In times where bees are dying off from the Varroa mites or disease some apiarists sometimes will pick them up for free. But I’ve seen charge in excess of $1500 for difficult removals and when bees are in plentiful supply.
@@steppenwolf53 huh, that's not too bad
@@DefeatLust 1.5k is not to bad?
❤❤❤ thank you for your kindness to bee’s 😊
So gentle and calm with those bees.
She's a keeper. 😎
Bee keeper. I see what you did there.
A keeper of bees, yes
That would have freaked me out 🐝
Actually, the bees were gentle and calm with HER.
😂 Keeper! That's a real knee slapper🖒
For those wondering how she gets her hair so thick and lovely, she uses a mixture of beeswax and honey shampoo... 🐝
🤔
Nah, she got a bunch of workers to prop it up and comb it.
I bet theres an endless supply for her...
tf?…why and how do you know that???
Best funny comment
I wonder how long it really takes to locate the queen. If it wasn’t for her circling the queen, I’d never be able to spot her
Her voice is so comforting and soothing .
Honeybees are so gentle, they really make you realize how bad wasps really are😂 those little demons are complete A-holes!
They have their purpose. Trees release pheromones that attract wasp when being ate by insects.
Their specific species of wasp that hunt and kill spiders, stink bugs and other pest. The cycle of life.
You’d be an a hole too if someone came along and broke into your home. They’re just protecting themselves
@@xstorm_8_shadowx tf are you talking about. Wasps go out their way to sting you
@@filipgasic2642 Of course they do because thats how they’re raised from birth to protect & serve your a**with some venom. They’re literally raised like mini Spartans.
@@xstorm_8_shadowx once a wasp flied in my house and she stung me for no reason and it was in my house there was no wasp have
She's like a bee angel.
Right?
🐝 Beengel
Yeah, She’s like the Only Fans for bee nerds. 🤷♂️
She sure is a keeper!
The bee whisperer.
Your voice is calming
She's brilliant. Well done. Bees deserve all the respect ❤
I could put her channel on auto play for bedtime and fall asleep to just her voice telling me the bees are ok now.
Asmr
She does all of that without a suit. What a badass
Not protecting your eyes is just dumb
Lol you can become allergic to bees by getting stung by them
@@beekeeperbrad6251 how nice from a random guy on the internet to tell a beekeeper how she has to work properly…. I can only image that ur very active on twitter
@@X.L.K But it's true. I know a professional beekeeper who had to quit after 20 years since she developed an allergy after being stung over the years multiple times. Kinda crushed her since she really loved her profession.
@@X.L.K you must not have noticed his name is beekeeper brad. Also if you did your homework you would see that he has had his account since 2012. So I think he may know a thing or two about beekeeping. And it's common sense to protect your eyes. Brad is correct and you just wanna bitch about something. I agree with Brad.
Bees won't attack her as she's a genuine natural woman, she's a queen too!
She's so beautiful kind and clever❤
Her voice is so gentle and calming 🥺
Her voice can get the bees to twerk
Too low! I'm try to put the volup to hear but it won't go any higher!!! Lol ugh
Mine definitely would have been high pitched and a lot more elevated....ahhhhh
She wanted to make sure no one else heard this.
that's how she luulls the bees
She has such a soft and calming voice.
They all do until you piss them off.
@@markkulyas2418 Sorry you're not hitting on the right ones, but they're out there. Besides, everyone loses their temper once in a while.
Yeah her voice captivates me
its called monotone and its really annoying
@@drummersnare6276 We have the right to our opinion...at least we used to.
Your voice is even calming .
Love theise vidios .
She's brilliant. I love her work.
How does she not get stung? Also, her voice is so soothing .
She just talks to them a bit first 😄
The dude bees 🐝 like her
she’s just super gentle with the bees, as long as you don’t seem like a threat they won’t bother you, she’s like a bee whisperer
bees only sting when they feel threatened she was gentle
I always saw they had head to toe protection.she is a bee.queen bee!!!!
The “saving the bees” at the end just makes me content
Lol, the way she said it... "saving the beeeees" ha! I love it!
My favorite part 🤘
Idk some got decapitated in the queen clip cage.
I absolutely love the way she says it. Her voice is so calming and kind.
Lol same it's nice
god her family is so lucky. Her husband and kids. What a woman. so soothing.
My Dear, your voice is sooo calming it even works on Bees. Lol!
She is the bee whisperer, a gentle spirit that can’t be stung by bees because she is so nice and beautiful ❤️
Druidic Sorceress with levels in Old School Disney Princess.
No kidding. When bees see me I have to 🏃 🏃
Nah she’s a human
I think a movie should be made about her. most people do not know how important bees are.
@@Coupal1 A nice, long documentary.
Someone else can run the camera.
We are russian refugees from China. My father used to be an apiarist over 50 multi storey hives. I understand everything you do as my father did the same in the 1950's in China. Love your attitude and your work. People may not know, that without bees, our entire agriculture would die in 1 season. God bless you.
She so beautiful and has a beautiful voice ... I love what she does ❤
I've never seen someone so calm, and close to that many bees. This was actually enlightening.
I guess just having understanding can go a long way.
Well it’s just bees. Not Hornets.
@@mjax278 you are correct
I ve done that,if you are gentle to them bees are gentle back,they are not aggressive,people fear them and attack,but bees don t like or want to sting any one...but bee handlers like me are rare.
@@mjax278
Like bees not can sting ?
I just love how gentle and respectful you treat those small hard working bees. Wish more people would see how important your work is.
Agreed. Her work is important because the bee's work is even more important. No bees = no humans.
@@RussClarkRocks no bees=no humans? I really want to hear this explanation?
@@Raiders1234 Hard to believe that needs explaining. Google it.
@@Raiders1234 he believes in some dogma, some myth, that honey bees are important to the US... despite honey bees being invasive to our continent.
@@Raiders1234 Without bees much of our food supply would not exist because bees pollinate much it. It pretty much common knowledge. Don't take my word for it, look it up.
So freaking cool! I'm going to be keeping bees this season for the first time, ever. Can't wait! I've got 6 pounds, or 18,090 to 20,000 bees and 2 queens with 2 separate hives. Can't wait to be able to not wear protective gear. That must be such an amazing thing to experience.
❤🐝❤🐝❤🐝❤🐝❤🐝❤🐝❤️🐝
She's the bee whisperer. That she can bare-handedly scoop up a handful of bees is amazing.
I'm the poon whisperer. I can bare handedly scoop a handful of poon it's amazing.
I think it's because she's smokin hot! Damn!
@@eagle25311 😂
ita a mindset thing
I was shocked when i saw that.
Most people can’t quantify just how important what she is doing , it’s huge.
Not really ,,honey bees are not really that good its wild bees that are important and bumble bees are terrible for the environment they pinch the flower when they eat and destroys it
@@Wrathofreason so your a smart ass I guess. The way I understand it the pollination process is essential in a chain reaction that is beneficial thru out nature , I’m not a scientist but I’ll take the word of one’s who are. Your snarky attitude belies a cynical individual fishing for discourse. If you want a better answer go ask a bee expert and I’m sure they’ll give you a satisfactory answer.
@@Wrathofreason so your a smart ass I guess. The way I understand it the pollination process is essential in a chain reaction that is beneficial thru out nature , I’m not a scientist but I’ll take the word of one’s who are. Your snarky attitude belies a cynical individual fishing for discourse. If you want a better answer go ask a bee expert and I’m sure they’ll give you a satisfactory answer.
@@Wrathofreason TH-cam has a fellow who’ll explain in detail why bees are important , it’s titled “why bees are important”. He can better define than I can , but the point is they are important . I got nowhere on google
@@Wrathofreason Literally, human society, our very survival, all of it, depends on bees. Is that "quantified" enough for you?
I've done hundreds of Bee removals and this video proves anyone can do it. The art comes when you get them back to the shop and release them and nurse the ladies back to being a valuable colony so they can live on.
"I scooped out the bees out." 🐝 🐝 🐝
My soul has left chat.🤣🤣
That's like the horror movies where they hear a demon say 👹get ouuuut!
My but would be sleeping on the lawn, yet their in there playing checkers with Casper 🤨hell nope not me😂buh bye little bees
🏃💨🐝
She's a straight gangsta
She's stupid for not wearing a suit, and even moreso for wearing dark colors, but hey, they're all smoked out.
She definitely got stung a few times, maybe a few dozen, but it's only guard bees that will do that to her when the smoke disorients their pheromones.
Pre cut floor made me stop watching ya people
@@holleyboisrrchris9084 well obviously they had to cut the floor so she could access the hive 🤦♂️
The bee whisperer, never seen anything like it. Amazing
the bees love and respect her because she uses queen bee pheromones to truck them into thinking she's a big bee
mental bro alright ...my mind is blowing too..im only just after learning that the poor lassy gets serious troll hate abuse on here too
How is it that she doesn’t get bit?
@@PatrickRollo I’m no expert but think she must do loads more time smoking them that gets edited out. For some reason that calms them.
It is the smoke, it makes the bees docile
You are truly amazing young lady. If the bees die we die. You are saving lives. God bless you. Your a joy to this world. So talented.
I truly ❤️ this channel.. you’re amazing!!!❤
Another great day of saving the Beeeeeeeeeees! Such a calming voice.
Is anyone else here for the ending... Her sign off is so great. "And it was a great Day of saving the beeeess" the way she says bees at the end just makes me smile. So much love for what she does.
❤
🙋🏾♂️
Facts
It’s the most annoying thing I’ve ever heard 😖😖
That’s a pretty massive bee hive under those floor boards, so glad the tenants called you instead of having the bees killed. It’s really amazing how calm and peaceful those bee are.
That's what the smoker in the beginning is for...
Your voice is so calming
What amazes me is how quickly you find the queen bee.
I know bees only sting to protect themselves but this is a whole new level of bravery.
I have to disagree with that lol. I'm severely allergic to their sting. I was standing beside my truck fueling up at our shop and I had one to do a fly by and pop me on the neck. As soon as it stung me I slap it and the honey bee fell to the ground. I raked the stinger from my neck instantly and had to use my epi-pen.
I didn't see it of provoke it in anyway. Guess he was just a young hot-rodder🤣
@@LH-kz2nf I have a lavender bush in my front garden and every year it attracts big and little bees (they look like wasps to be honest). I sometimes spend an hour standing there just watching these bees flitting from one strand to the other. I have had them land on me or I put my hand out for them to walk from the strand onto my hand and not once have I ever been stung.
So I was thinking as I read your message and thought that even though you think you might not have done anything to scare the bee, but the fact you know you could die from a bee sting, that might have meant you tensed up maybe? In doing so, the bee may have thought you were attacking it and stung you in self defence. And the fact the bee ended up on the floor, well maybe you were that nervous you unconsciously swatted the bee without thinking and it was merely depending itself. I'm not saying that's what happened, just it could have been a maybe?
@@random-person1 no actually this is the only time I've been stung and could not figure out why. Other times I have accidentally stepped on a yellow jackets nest and got stung but realize they didn't know I meant no harm. Another time I was getting something out of an out building I have an the end of it one of the wall studs. On the other side of the stub was a red wasp nest and I was stung.. I know I unknowingly provoked that sting..
The honey bee I had know idea he was anywhere around. I was standing there holding the fuel nozzle in one hand and my other hand was in my pocket. A bee coming up was the last thing I had on my mind at the time. I truly believe he just accidentally flew into me on his way by and when he did he just instinctively stung me.
Honey bees have always been one of my least worries. Wasp and yellow jackets are the ones I keep s real close eye on
I had a group of hornets help me out this past summer. Evidently there was a nest of them somewhere near by. They kill and eat any of the other bees and insects that sting and they did a good job this summer. I rarely saw a wasp yellow jacket or anything else all summer long. I just had to make sure I didn't provoke on of them lol.
@@LH-kz2nf maybe it was something you got on? Bees usually dont like thi - gs like perfume or how some soaps and shampoo smell
My exterminator definitely does not look like that.😂
😂 She's not an exterminator.
JS3 music,
Mayhaps that's because she's not an exterminator either...!!!
She can exterminate my nuts
She is the best 'bee worker' who works for the bee workers to make it all work out. Saving the beeezzz.
Good memories every time I watch one of your videos.
My Mother harvested honey even from wild bee hives.
The first time she invited me to help was amazing! No protective gear, she kept talking me through the harvesting. She would sing a soft little song every time she pulled a piece of honey comb filled with honey out. Never got bit.
Each time after I was still amazed at how she calmed the bees and me.
Good memories
"Ah sh*t, we getting evicted"
Holy cow where'd all the likes come from😳
Underrated comment
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@@joshuaalbaladejo8600
Bruh😭
- I'm cryin` !!!!! ❗️❗️❗️💯🤐😳🥰😍
This bee saver woman is a treasure! So much gratitude for her. Is there a directory listing people with her skill to help relocate bees so people don’t have to call toxic exterminators that kill the necessary bees? Let’s make this the way globally.
It should be outlawed to Exterminate them!!!
No bee's ...NO food Supply! And that's a FACT!!!
I was gonna ask the same
Search local bee keeper associations, or places that sell bee keeping equipment. Either or both can usually refer you to some local folks who can do this work. Same if you see a swarm trying to nest in your eaves or a tree. Honey bees are especially prone to swarming in spring. Swarms are super easy to put in a hive box.
You believe that bees are in extinction danger. 🤡👏🏻😂💩🤣🥳🙊🙈🐶😉🤦
Another fantastic rescue by the Beautiful Bee Queen ❤️ the world needs bees 🐝
You are the best! Thank you for saving the bees❤❤❤
She is the calmest person and does a wonderful thing - love her, love the bees.
Smart people are always calm.
Only idiots freak out. And frantic idiots always get stung.
Lol 👌
She's the bee whisperer. Pretty amazing that she saved them.
Shes an idiot
Took the words... The gentle bees, and no bee suit. Incredible!
You are absolutely BEEautiful ...quite the little angel.. thanks for saving them . I think I'd like to learn beekeeping.
NEVER exterminate bees! The Earth needs them. They play a vital role in the ecosystem. This woman is doing the right thing by saving them and spreading awareness of their importance 💯