Kaylee, thank you for your passion and compassion! Giving my bees up was tough for both my wife and I. They bring so much LIFE to the garden and it seems a bit diminished without them. It’s good to know they have a great home and my family looks forward to keeping them again one day.
Lost my hives during a Tropical depression generated thunderstorm. 2 year old hives gone in a flash.. will start up again with new hives in 2 long langstroth hives.. easier bee keeping far easier. Gotta add you are a very special people. as some one said on here a beautiful spirit working with Mom you got my heart with that one.. Wife and I are in our 70s do everything together fear nothing stay dirty working this old Florida residential paradise ..Thank you
What a beautiful Lady with a Beautiful Spirit. I don't think that man could have found a better person than you to give his bee too. Thank you for sharing your bee keeping life with us.
Those bees couldn't have gone to a better new home, well done. Bees are a wonderful judge of character and will always be happy with good and true people - I think you cover both sections admirably!
Kaylee you did a great job explaining what was going on. It was especially touching to have taken the time and tell the bee keeper that even though situations may not have been best for him to have these where he was located but to encourage him to keep going on
As soon as the swarm starts to take to air, beat on something metal (trash can, etc) and they will drop and land to regroup again. Have done it and seen it done countless times. It really does work.
I don't know when your swarming season starts but here in Florida it can be February one.So i start looking every week and pulling frames with swarm cells and making nucs.This helps in two ways.You start making nucs early and also you don't lose bees to the woods.It also gives the existing Queen more room to lay and she may not want to swarm if you catch it early.Please use all the swarm cells you can because they make the best Queens .Good luck bee framing!
I think bees with pollen on their legs are the cutest little things. It makes them look even fuzzier. Too bad you couldn't catch the swarm. They must've been getting ready to leave by the time you got there. But glad you got some bees that were in need of re-homing. Good video 👍
Awwww...I just want to send you an internet hug! You looked like you were almost in tears talking about the beekeeper who gave you the hived. You're such a sweet person.
Kaylee, your swarm season has been insane. I’d love to get a swarm within arms reach like this, definitely not on the hill like that other you shared. Thanks for sharing. Have a blessed day.
When the colony began to swarm away, it may have been possible to stop them by spraying the cloud with a garden hose (misting them) and banging a hive tool on something metal; this mimics a thunderstorm. I’ve done this twice this season on swarms leaving my hives. One returned to the hive and was quickly split; the other dropped quickly into a low shrub next door and was easily captured. I keep an old 8 qt stockpot near the hives to use as a stool and to drop in burr comb; served well as the banging surface. Pleasure watching you work, and heartbreaking the story of of a caring beekeeper giving up his bees.
What we use to do when swarm starts flying is sprinkle water and throw lose soil at them to stop flying away..so the swarm don't go away... Try this idea once...
Wow, your story was so heart felt, some would consider that a random act of kindness. I'm a firm believer that Karma is alive and well. Great deeds deserve great rewards. Your blessed.
Woohoo!! Ankle biters are a nice addition. And indeed, sometimes swarm catching doesn't go as planned. But, there's always the next swarm to try again.
💞You put so much heart and soul into your bees than anyone can see it especially another beekeeper. You got to me with all the emotion you were feeling that came through in your voice. You are truly so kind and I am very happy to know you and your Mom! 💞
Kaylee... you seem like an awesome human being to me. I can tell you are a genuinely kind soul that is completely inspiring to others. Keep up all of the good work. As my wife always says... " Go and do great things " much love from the desert southwest... In my opinion...the most annoying place to keep bees. LOL
Don’t be afraid to get stung neither and get your hands dirty thanks for the video I have six fives myself here in Idaho love my babies they mean a lot to me
I was all set to give up beekeeping not long ago but things took a turn. I have caught two swarms this year and bought a couple nucs. Thanks to watching your channel I have a renewed enthusiasm. BUT, if I get disappointed in my efforts and things don't fare well, I'd be happy to send them to you. I would rather give them to someone with great passion than have a bunch of beeks beat me up on a price to sell them. I'd rather give than sell. Peace!
That was a great video, I was a little worried not seeing you in your bee hood that close to a new swarm. Hopefully you get a chance to get the rest of the need that flew away. Have a Great Day, GOD BLESS
What a lovely lovely video, the way it panned out after the swarm moved on and to be gifted bees is only fantastic what a lovely man, again your videos are very informative, well done and a big thanks to your mammy too, as she has a lot of input too, although in the back ground, as we all say here in Ireland, " We love our mammys we would be lost without them"💖💖
I have catched 5 swarm from 2 haives within 15 days one was with two queen they fight one was eskeept . I love bees specially during this quarantine days
Great video! I can see how touched you are by this experience... You have a great heart! I helped some friends catch a swarm from their hives yesterday. We got them, but they were sure feistier than my bees!
Love, love your videos! Can't wait to here more about your lovely gift! I know all to well how bad it feels to have to loose bee's! This is my third year beekeeping and each winter I've lost my bee's! First year it was the polar vortex, last winter they made it to the end of February. But after inspection I think it was Varrora. Again, I found myself talking and crying to Dead bee's! I live in Southern Wisconsin. I want to find cold tolerant, Varroa free bee's. Hahaha
People stuck in those kinds of situations are heartbreaking to me 😢💔!!!! My heart hurts for them. However being in that situation I'm so glad they chose you to adopt them!!!! Much love and blessings from our family!!!!
Another awesome video!! After u used the term 'ankle biter', I had to read up on it. So now I know that an 'ankle biter' bee is one that is bred to chew the legs off of the Varroa mite parasite...killing the mite via blood loss. Tks for teaching me something new today!
Should've shook em after all! Oh well,bees do what they want to do not what we want them to sometimes, Everyone will have opinion on what you "should've" done ,course we weren't there.😂😂😂 Thanks for Sharing Kaylee!!
@@TheHoneystead Anyone that hasn't had this or similar scenario happen just hasn't dealt with enough swarms yet, me and buddy had swarms leave few times now,"Go get everything!!" Nevermind...their gone...lol
Hahaha! I agree! I’ve caught many, but this was the first for me to have them take off as I was getting them. What’s funny is I had a feeling this was going to happen! The time of day, rain coming in... and as soon as I saw the main queen... I was scrambling to get her! It happens, but doing yt and being open is why I shared it. I thought for a moment to not, but I know I’ve been successful many many times and this one was different. Who’s to say a new beekeeper wouldn’t have this happen to them and think of how they’d feel.
I understand your compassion, i love my bees so much that if they someday decide to get aways from my hives i cry but those tears are goodbyes tears i feel very happy towards their decision. i have created a spirtiual connection to them and one day i stoped harvesting honey other people feel shocked towards me they say you keep doing all these job and you don't get anything from them rather you keep spending on them. really if you truly love something love is enough, you don't need anything to get from them cause love fulfill you more than honey. and someday your love let them free and thats why i cry, not because they decied to go but because they have give me a tremandous experience
What an amazing story!!!! I was able to catch a small swarm 2 weeks ago in some empty hives I had sat outside just in case a swarm came by looking for a home. I have yet to do an inspection on the hive as the weather has been so lousy here. I'm in Shenandoah County, very close to you, so you know what kind of weather I am speaking of. I would love for another swarm to come by and move into another empty hive of mine of for someone to call and to try and rescue a swarm. Your channel is amazing and I am so thrilled to have found you.
Far out 😢 i have had my bees for 3 weeks and love them sometimes more than my children. So so facinated about them have ordered books and posters and follow you and the canadian bee keeper so far but above all my love for them is endless it would brake my heart if i had to let them go.🤎🐝
The FERRY to Kangaroo Island is southern Australia asks you 3 questions before boarding. Most important one: "Do you have any BEES with you?" Say what....I thought. Come to find out I learned about the KI Ligurian bees there and how they strive to protect them from 'outsiders'. Your passion for BEES is readily apparent. A+, or should it B...B+? Thanks.
I'm surprised that the neighbor didn't call the owner of the hives (since he's right next door) and tell him they had their bee's in the yard. Perhaps the "master gardener" didn't want any more hives? Doesn't sound like he was doing anything for swarm prevention. If he in fact had "ankle bitters" (more expensive queens), I would have. Also, a frame of drawn comb with brood tends to speed up the transition onto the frame. Enjoyed the video.
If you watch the entire video you’ll here the story. He was a really awesome gardener and beekeeper. Things happen... and time sometimes gets away from you when have things happening.
when you see the swarm starting to lift off.....or if you see them pouring out of the hive.......start clanking on something.....couple blocks of wood.....or metal on metal.....loud noises....they will tend to land close by.....I suppose they think it is thunderstorms. It is great that you are able to help them......I probably would have offered to be stewards of their hives until they can get back on their feet. But their situation may not have been where they could feasibly continue....I share in your sorry for a fellow beekeeper making the decision to give up this amazing hobby. I am lucky enough to have 3 queens of Purdue's "Mite Biter" genetics. I sent my mom to their queen rearing class last year, and 3 of her grafts took. Unfortunately the class probably wont happen this year.
I made that comment toward the beginning of the video; before the offer for you to take the neighbor's hives. That's a great honor and you looked very touched at the offer to take the hives from the beekeeper who has to relocate. I've watched many of your videos and it's very obvious that you truly care and will everything you can to take the best care of those bees. As a first year beekeeper...I didn't know what to expect. How I would feel about the bees, if I would really enjoy it, etc... With the troubles we've had with our purple hive; I have realized that I have formed an emotional connection with them. It hurts to see that hive struggling. I get how painful it can be to give up a hive... it would certainly make it easier to know they were going to someone who really cared and I'm sure that was a big factor in his decision. I'm looking forward to the future videos featuring those hives.
If there are more queens then the bees make a ball shape around her , if you see it then definitely its more than one queen bee, and these swarm never settles unless one remains to their notice and rest queens are kept isolated
Keep in mind if you sell honey bees on comb in the state of Virginia. They have to be inspected by the state apiarist. Before I bring a swarm to one of my bee yards. I always do a might check and check for afb.
A curious question, do you use your own headlines or does TH-cam do it? I've seen other channels eye catching headlines and turns out to be nothing or nearly nothing to do with it.......I've heard the term click bait before, having said that i do enjoy your videos, i'm not a bee keeper but enjoy watching and have learned a lot.
@@TheHoneystead I'm glad you answered that way because with your headlines and the content within your videos matches up very well, don't wish for someone else to do it because that is part or your personal involvement, thanks again.
Kaylee, thank you for your passion and compassion! Giving my bees up was tough for both my wife and I. They bring so much LIFE to the garden and it seems a bit diminished without them. It’s good to know they have a great home and my family looks forward to keeping them again one day.
Thank you again for your kindness, I do hope that you both keep bees again and find a beautiful property for your family!
Good stuff !
I just want to say that you are one of the best beekeepers that I’ve watched on any TH-cam channel.
Lost my hives during a Tropical depression generated thunderstorm. 2 year old hives gone in a flash.. will start up again with new hives in 2 long langstroth hives.. easier bee keeping far easier.
Gotta add you are a very special people. as some one said on here a beautiful spirit working with Mom you got my heart with that one.. Wife and I are in our 70s do everything together fear nothing stay dirty working this old Florida residential paradise ..Thank you
You're heart is so sweet. It's really comforting for me while I'm recuperating.
Thankyou for sharing such a moving story about how you became the new carers for some beehives that needed rehoming . Bless you.
What a beautiful Lady with a Beautiful Spirit. I don't think that man could have found a better person than you to give his bee too. Thank you for sharing your bee keeping life with us.
I purchased 2 colonies of Purdue ankle biters and they are fantastic bees! What a gift!!
Those bees couldn't have gone to a better new home, well done. Bees are a wonderful judge of character and will always be happy with good and true people - I think you cover both sections admirably!
FWIW, in my limited experience, it is helpful to spray the swarm with sugar syrup to keep them from flying until I get them in the bucket or box.
Yup! We were just a little too slow and I was focused on getting the Queens;) it happens!
Nah, once they decide to go, sugar spray isn't going to stop them
Kaylee you did a great job explaining what was going on. It was especially touching to have taken the time and tell the bee keeper that even though situations may not have been best for him to have these where he was located but to encourage him to keep going on
💞You had a proud Momma moment! You did raise an awesome daughter!💞
As soon as the swarm starts to take to air, beat on something metal (trash can, etc) and they will drop and land to regroup again. Have done it and seen it done countless times. It really does work.
Catching bees is a poker game. A pair of queens always beats a queen high.
Lol right!
The Honeystead, had you have gotten them all you would have had a full bee house! lol
Lol that is very very true!
@@donbearden1953 Damn straight.
I don't know when your swarming season starts but here in Florida it can be February one.So i start looking every week and pulling frames with swarm cells and making nucs.This helps in two ways.You start making nucs early and also you don't lose bees to the woods.It also gives the existing Queen more room to lay and she may not want to swarm if you catch it early.Please use all the swarm cells you can because they make the best Queens .Good luck bee framing!
I think bees with pollen on their legs are the cutest little things. It makes them look even fuzzier. Too bad you couldn't catch the swarm. They must've been getting ready to leave by the time you got there. But glad you got some bees that were in need of re-homing. Good video 👍
Awwww...I just want to send you an internet hug! You looked like you were almost in tears talking about the beekeeper who gave you the hived. You're such a sweet person.
So neat and I love watching you capture swarms! Those new colonies are in the best hands on your farm!!
Kaylee, your swarm season has been insane. I’d love to get a swarm within arms reach like this, definitely not on the hill like that other you shared. Thanks for sharing. Have a blessed day.
I gots da sniffles. Must be the pollen. Bless the neighbor for their dedication, and of course, this channel for letting us share this event.
Glad you are looking for multi Queens. Great work Ladies and the BEE's thank you
That was awesome! Sometimes from mistakes come great rewards. Have a blessed day and God Bless.
I've read a little about Ankle Bitters but no experience with them. can't wait to learn more.
I love this. I can see your love, dedication, and emotions for bee keeping in your actions and hear it in your voice.
What a cool story and a huge blessing with getting given more bees. Love watching your catching bee swarm videos! :D
❤️ thank you Agnes!
This girl is so cool they need to give her a TV Show and call it (THE QUEEN WHISPER)
When the colony began to swarm away, it may have been possible to stop them by spraying the cloud with a garden hose (misting them) and banging a hive tool on something metal; this mimics a thunderstorm. I’ve done this twice this season on swarms leaving my hives. One returned to the hive and was quickly split; the other dropped quickly into a low shrub next door and was easily captured. I keep an old 8 qt stockpot near the hives to use as a stool and to drop in burr comb; served well as the banging surface. Pleasure watching you work, and heartbreaking the story of of a caring beekeeper giving up his bees.
Banging on a pot. I use 2 aluminum pie pans and bang them together. I call it drumming.
What we use to do when swarm starts flying is sprinkle water and throw lose soil at them to stop flying away..so the swarm don't go away...
Try this idea once...
I am a new and very New beekeeper Love to watch your video❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thanks, very educational. May your hives 🖖.
Hi kaylee thanks for the video i will watch it later at work right now😎😎😀👍👐
Wow, your story was so heart felt, some would consider that a random act of kindness. I'm a firm believer that Karma is alive and well. Great deeds deserve great rewards. Your blessed.
Woohoo!! Ankle biters are a nice addition.
And indeed, sometimes swarm catching doesn't go as planned. But, there's always the next swarm to try again.
💞You put so much heart and soul into your bees than anyone can see it especially another beekeeper. You got to me with all the emotion you were feeling that came through in your voice. You are truly so kind and I am very happy to know you and your Mom! 💞
❤️ it’s all for the bees!
I most always spray them with sugar syrup . Settlers them until you hive them.
Kaylee... you seem like an awesome human being to me. I can tell you are a genuinely kind soul that is completely inspiring to others. Keep up all of the good work. As my wife always says... " Go and do great things "
much love from the desert southwest... In my opinion...the most annoying place to keep bees. LOL
Oh? There is more than 1 queen in a swam? Wow! Didn't know that. Thanks for that info.
I would recommend spray them with sugar water to prevent flying.
Don’t be afraid to get stung neither and get your hands dirty thanks for the video I have six fives myself here in Idaho love my babies they mean a lot to me
I was all set to give up beekeeping not long ago but things took a turn. I have caught two swarms this year and bought a couple nucs. Thanks to watching your channel I have a renewed enthusiasm. BUT, if I get disappointed in my efforts and things don't fare well, I'd be happy to send them to you. I would rather give them to someone with great passion than have a bunch of beeks beat me up on a price to sell them. I'd rather give than sell. Peace!
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That was a great video, I was a little worried not seeing you in your bee hood that close to a new swarm. Hopefully you get a chance to get the rest of the need that flew away. Have a Great Day, GOD BLESS
Honey homestead I'm a veteran of beekeeping i have been in in the business 36 year's and u want to expect The unexpected
One thing I found is to spray some sugar water on them and it helps keep them from flying away Until you’ve captured The queen, in your case (Queens)
Honey Girl that was great. You deserve those you love your Bees like your children. God Bless honey.
Here we use to throw soil and water at swams to stop from fly away..doing that bees stop on the branch of trees near by and then we catch them .
What a lovely lovely video, the way it panned out after the swarm moved on and to be gifted bees is only fantastic what a lovely man, again your videos are very informative, well done and a big thanks to your mammy too, as she has a lot of input too, although in the back ground, as we all say here in Ireland, " We love our mammys we would be lost without them"💖💖
I have catched 5 swarm from 2 haives within 15 days one was with two queen they fight one was eskeept .
I love bees specially during this quarantine days
Great video! I can see how touched you are by this experience... You have a great heart! I helped some friends catch a swarm from their hives yesterday. We got them, but they were sure feistier than my bees!
Beekeeping is never dull for sure.
That turned out to be a score!
Love, love your videos! Can't wait to here more about your lovely gift! I know all to well how bad it feels to have to loose bee's! This is my third year beekeeping and each winter I've lost my bee's! First year it was the polar vortex, last winter they made it to the end of February. But after inspection I think it was Varrora. Again, I found myself talking and crying to Dead bee's! I live in Southern Wisconsin. I want to find cold tolerant, Varroa free bee's. Hahaha
Great story. New here love watching you catch those swarms. God Bless
People stuck in those kinds of situations are heartbreaking to me 😢💔!!!! My heart hurts for them. However being in that situation I'm so glad they chose you to adopt them!!!! Much love and blessings from our family!!!!
Now that bee keeper will get to watch his bees thrive with you 🙂
holy cow you're having such a busy swarm season!
Another awesome video!! After u used the term 'ankle biter', I had to read up on it. So now I know that an 'ankle biter' bee is one that is bred to chew the legs off of the Varroa mite parasite...killing the mite via blood loss. Tks for teaching me something new today!
This is because the Swarm has several queens. I found a small one with four queens
Jeez, my swarm I caught today was 50' up a pine tree and 15' out on the branch! Be grateful!
I love your honesty! Just found your channel. enjoyed it.
Awesome video!
Nice job
Should've shook em after all! Oh well,bees do what they want to do not what we want them to sometimes, Everyone will have opinion on what you "should've" done ,course we weren't there.😂😂😂 Thanks for Sharing Kaylee!!
Lol! Absolutely! It’s all good! I was so focused on those queens!!! It literally happened so fast. Now I know to move fast ;)
@@TheHoneystead Anyone that hasn't had this or similar scenario happen just hasn't dealt with enough swarms yet, me and buddy had swarms leave few times now,"Go get everything!!" Nevermind...their gone...lol
Hahaha! I agree! I’ve caught many, but this was the first for me to have them take off as I was getting them. What’s funny is I had a feeling this was going to happen! The time of day, rain coming in... and as soon as I saw the main queen... I was scrambling to get her! It happens, but doing yt and being open is why I shared it. I thought for a moment to not, but I know I’ve been successful many many times and this one was different. Who’s to say a new beekeeper wouldn’t have this happen to them and think of how they’d feel.
"I certainly hope they'll still BEE? there?"
Wow! No catch ,but extra fantastic find!! He now can watch his bees on TH-cam! Lol! :)
One is better than none :) congrats
I really respect you 😢😢😢
Wow! Unexpected and awesome! Yay for new bees!
I understand your compassion, i love my bees so much that if they someday decide to get aways from my hives i cry but those tears are goodbyes tears i feel very happy towards their decision. i have created a spirtiual connection to them and one day i stoped harvesting honey other people feel shocked towards me they say you keep doing all these job and you don't get anything from them rather you keep spending on them. really if you truly love something love is enough, you don't need anything to get from them cause love fulfill you more than honey. and someday your love let them free and thats why i cry, not because they decied to go but because they have give me a tremandous experience
What an amazing story!!!! I was able to catch a small swarm 2 weeks ago in some empty hives I had sat outside just in case a swarm came by looking for a home. I have yet to do an inspection on the hive as the weather has been so lousy here. I'm in Shenandoah County, very close to you, so you know what kind of weather I am speaking of. I would love for another swarm to come by and move into another empty hive of mine of for someone to call and to try and rescue a swarm. Your channel is amazing and I am so thrilled to have found you.
Hey neighbor!!! How cool is that!?! Great job on catching the swarms!
Ieri ho preso un grande sciame in una intercapedine troppo bello
Quite in awe of your ability to make new hives from swarms. I realise that one hive doesn't make a bee keeper! I'd better spend some more money...
One hive totally makes you a beekeeper 🙃
Good job. .
. I also catch swarm Sunday 10am so that time I injure my nee badly.
Wow spotted the queen that easily.
SWEET!
Got my first nuc yesterday!
Far out 😢 i have had my bees for 3 weeks and love them sometimes more than my children. So so facinated about them have ordered books and posters and follow you and the canadian bee keeper so far but above all my love for them is endless it would brake my heart if i had to let them go.🤎🐝
Such a blessing ❣️!!! We can't get a swarm to save our butts still
The FERRY to Kangaroo Island is southern Australia asks you 3 questions before boarding.
Most important one: "Do you have any BEES with you?"
Say what....I thought.
Come to find out I learned about the KI Ligurian bees there and how they strive to protect them from 'outsiders'.
Your passion for BEES is readily apparent. A+, or should it B...B+?
Thanks.
Nice
That was funny.
What kind of breed where the bees? I enjoy watching your videos they are amazing. God bless you!🐝👍
I'm surprised that the neighbor didn't call the owner of the hives (since he's right next door) and tell him they had their bee's in the yard. Perhaps the "master gardener" didn't want any more hives? Doesn't sound like he was doing anything for swarm prevention. If he in fact had "ankle bitters" (more expensive queens), I would have. Also, a frame of drawn comb with brood tends to speed up the transition onto the frame. Enjoyed the video.
If you watch the entire video you’ll here the story. He was a really awesome gardener and beekeeper. Things happen... and time sometimes gets away from you when have things happening.
when you see the swarm starting to lift off.....or if you see them pouring out of the hive.......start clanking on something.....couple blocks of wood.....or metal on metal.....loud noises....they will tend to land close by.....I suppose they think it is thunderstorms. It is great that you are able to help them......I probably would have offered to be stewards of their hives until they can get back on their feet. But their situation may not have been where they could feasibly continue....I share in your sorry for a fellow beekeeper making the decision to give up this amazing hobby. I am lucky enough to have 3 queens of Purdue's "Mite Biter" genetics. I sent my mom to their queen rearing class last year, and 3 of her grafts took. Unfortunately the class probably wont happen this year.
It's very easily.Wax seat frame bihend the swarm and catch new queen.
Big pot wooden spoon beat the drum. Came em back
That is awesome
I've never heard of ankle biter bees ... and I've had bees for 30 years I'm looking forward to hear about them.
Jim A Ankle biters chew away at the legs of varroa mites. You can see the effects looking with a magnifying glass at mites on a sticky board.
@@paulchristu996 so what kind of bees are they? Carniolian... cordovan, Russian, I know they aren't Italian,
You looked so sad/emotional when you were wrapping up your video. 😔I hope I was mistaken. And that you were just overcome. 🐝💚
Wow! Another swarm. What is this now eight or ten swarm calls this year? Or even more? You've been busy.
I made that comment toward the beginning of the video; before the offer for you to take the neighbor's hives. That's a great honor and you looked very touched at the offer to take the hives from the beekeeper who has to relocate. I've watched many of your videos and it's very obvious that you truly care and will everything you can to take the best care of those bees.
As a first year beekeeper...I didn't know what to expect. How I would feel about the bees, if I would really enjoy it, etc... With the troubles we've had with our purple hive; I have realized that I have formed an emotional connection with them. It hurts to see that hive struggling. I get how painful it can be to give up a hive... it would certainly make it easier to know they were going to someone who really cared and I'm sure that was a big factor in his decision. I'm looking forward to the future videos featuring those hives.
Do you ever sell your queens when you find more than one of them, or can you use them for starting a new hive split?
If there are more queens then the bees make a ball shape around her , if you see it then definitely its more than one queen bee, and these swarm never settles unless one remains to their notice and rest queens are kept isolated
"I hope they're still gonna BEE there." .........sorry, I couldn't help myself :D
They love cherry trees don't they? (and peach)
Keep in mind if you sell honey bees on comb in the state of Virginia. They have to be inspected by the state apiarist. Before I bring a swarm to one of my bee yards. I always do a might check and check for afb.
State inspector just came yesterday;)
I hope they passed inspection. They ( state apiarist) are really picky these days. Which is a good thing.
Ours was great we passed and my nucs are booming ;)
If you don't mind me asking what were the mite counts did the state apiarist get on the nucs
I’ve been lucky this season! We split hard this year and saw 1 mite per 100. Now since adding the Ankle biters... I cant wait to see how they do!
If you would have baged on a pan they would have thought it was thunder and settled back down
If you find and catch more than one queen on a swarm can you split the swarm into multiple colonies?
apis cerana?
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Hi are you guys in california or other state ?
Can you not put more than one queen in a clip until you can separate them
Oh hi honey girl
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A curious question, do you use your own headlines or does TH-cam do it? I've seen other channels eye catching headlines and turns out to be nothing or nearly nothing to do with it.......I've heard the term click bait before, having said that i do enjoy your videos, i'm not a bee keeper but enjoy watching and have learned a lot.
Lol I wish someone would come up with the headlines for me. I truly try to stay away from click bait :)
@@TheHoneystead I'm glad you answered that way because with your headlines and the content within your videos matches up very well, don't wish for someone else to do it because that is part or your personal involvement, thanks again.