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Yeah, it's definitely helpful to heat the Glycerine first. Let me know how it works next time.

Did you do 1 part glycerin to 1 part OA? Equal by weight?

43. All made it through winter alive. They got 1 gallon feed.

It will last for a little while, a couple weeks in the cold weather.

Right now, at Bergan's Timeless Treasures in downtown Kennewick. Also, at Farmhand winery in Kennewick. They are only open Saturdays.

Interesting indeed. Like how dry ice flows down over stages maybe.

Freshly made!! She Queen loves the wine!! Haha

No, because it didn't work well and failed. I wouldn't recommend it for bees, other than a swarm trap, which is what mine is now.

I dont use those anymore. They are called Hyfegate. Fred Dunn has many videos about them. Check his channel out.

Thank you, sadly it didnt work out as imagined.the bees over wintered well but it's a swarm trap now.

@@AmericansBee I currently have 6 LLHs and plans to add 4 more this year. My local beekeeper club has asked for a LLH for their training apiary too.

1/16th drill bit. Place as many as you think is necessary. The thinner, the less you want to make, the thicker the more you want to make.

Bees, after hatching, will live inside the hive for about 2 weeks or so. Afterward, they will begin to leave the hive to graduate to a "forager." Before they leave, they need to orient themselves to where they live. So, they fly in figure 8 patterns to see where they came out of and learn how to get back to their hive. After a day or two, they become full-time foragers.

Oh, thank you for explaining this, my bees have been doing this the last couple of days.😅 I didn't know what they were doing lol.

@Caveman 53 absolutely!!! one of the best things about having bees is watching their orientation flights.

Love to bee line their flight path 😊

Just a heavy gait hinge. I attempted two but settled on one. The shape of the barrel prevents the use of two.

It was absolutely awesome today!! Usually, the cold doesn't allow them to get much pollen from the maples.

Go to your local nursery and see what plants the bees are on. Ask the experience workers there what ones work well. Avoid any modified plants that make "better flowers " the bees prefer more native or original plant flowers. I noticed in my area that they love purple colored flowers. Plants with a lot of flowers are better.

Funny thing is, many reports of same colored pollen coming in in the area. So, Likely natural.

@@AmericansBee yeah mine are bringing in pollen also natural and substitute I'm in south jersey

Sorry, I dont have a way to translate this.

Sorry, haven't made it yet. Been busy with life. I still plan to soon.

Lol, It would feel wonderful!!! You definitely need to keep them away!! Thanks for commenting.

Hey thanks for commenting sir!! I am amazed how nice it is!! Super quiet too. The audio enhances it a ton on video!!

Nature's Image Farm, If memory serves me, Bob bought them from Greg. I could be wrong though.

The hole is 49mm, the buckets i get from my local Walmart bakery. They are frosting containers. Use the ones with snaps all around, 8 in total, the ones with 4 snaps leak a little more.

Thanks for watching and commenting, hope you enjoyed it.

Nothing sus there. Just a happy bee doing what they naturally do.

Thanks for watching and commenting, it is epic to enjoy honey bees.

Thank you. It my slice of paradise.

I know right. Im currently uploading a video from today. Half done.

My pleasure! Thanks for commenting.

Open feeding Honey Bees. Sugar syrup to prepare for winter.

Thanks!