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Nice one

please tell me where you got your headlamps for the fencing veil. ive been searching for ages. thanks!

Why can’t you remove bees in the rain?

NICE QUEEN CATCH

Those Bees are Gettin PISSED WOW And you Guys are Being super Calm ,,,, Id hate to See this with a Dumbass Doing it Interesting Milk Jug Catcher

A swarm of bees goes to school. Now that would be amazing if every school had a colony. Just think of all the various subjects that could use the study and observation of bees to learn from. Spelling bee, social studies, motivation, mathematics, sports, biology, science, chemistry, animal husbandry,woodwork. One day perhaps.. In a world without fear. Thank you for your insight. I have 2 observations. It's always worthwhile clearing the area where the queen was found as the pheramone trail is a strong draw which seems to take a long time for the bee's to Re- orientate. Waiting overnight is otherwise the best option. I liked that you chose to wait. That great scoop has a bottle neck, would it be an option to use it and knock the funnel down between the frames with more aim to avoid so many bees taking flight again.

This is fascinating 😮

Cheers bru 😁

Please tell us more about capensis and their effect in the highveld.

Incredible! People don’t know how much work goes into beekeeping.

Interesting after you scooped the queen you could see it on the behavior of the bees they started running around

Well done guys Something that works nice in a removal like that is a soft sugar syrup spray om the bees Nice to do a removal like that for a change

Varroa is a problem for this kind of bees?

Wow! That is an enormous swarm!

incredible work!!

When you said it's going to be fun I thought not if it's near the noc of the roof You have to brake that lose to lift the tiles Big one man wel done

Well done!

Xolani noma Zolani, ngijabula ukukwazi. Siyatanda uju nenyosi. 👍🏻

Good job guys!

Here is something I learned fron58 years wiith the bees! When I sold my bees to move as I retired, I burned some old frames and boxes. I found some aluminum based fooundation from 1964, thet I had been using for46 years in my apairies. The people that sell foundations want you to believe you should be able to read a newspaper through your oldest comb! They also say that old cells will affect the size of the worker bees! BALDERDASH AND PREPOSTERUS! I a worker emerges from an undersize cell they grow a little more the next ten days of their life! They are never dwarfed! Good developed combs are like gold! Protect them! If a colonny is not developing right combine it or shake it out and start over! Good luck with your bees!

Tried it and it worked very well. Thank you so mich for all your advice

I have learned a very useful (rule of thumb) here in Bavaria. Hold up a frame to the sun and put one hand behind it. If you cannot see your hand through the frame it needs replacing.

I have two cement hives trying them out. This winter western cape was wet and my bees left as water goes through lid or it was condensation. Opened up to moldy frames . So this year i will paint them and put steel lid on them. The bees do like them , badger proof , fire proof but very heavy and you cant manipulate bees.

Think it's a nice to have but not practical

You not doing to bad for a old topple caring the super with the lid

Sacking, cut to size will make a good inner cover in this case.

Brilliant! Thank-you for this review.

What is the taim this trap out fainly sir

O did you see a queen?

Hi Stuart Can I ask few questions When was this removal done Reason I ask is yes queens do stop laying sometimes but colonys that size there should be some brood Did you see any queen cells maybe they replaced her or she swarmed an the new queen did not make it back from her mating flight But keep us posted I would give them a frame of all stages of brood from a nother colony just for in case If there is no queen they can replace her Nice video and explanation

I´m fascinated how easy it can be. In Germany we have one million other frame sizes. I hope the hive beetles will only come to us in 30 years...many greetings from Germany ;)

Fascinating journey - such a complex 'world' on its own. Thank you for sharing the information.

Oh how I've missed these videos! Going to binge catch up.

Bee hives nearby seem to 'advertise' for new members bringing gifts of honey by dispersion of there pheramone at the entrance.

Morning Sunshine on the entrances and higher boxes are the best lure. 👍🏻👍🏻Well done.

Were are you from in SA?

What an incredible thing to witness! 🙌

Funny old thing, I have one moving in this AM in the KZN Midlands, snow on the Berg and all

I would like to point out that honey and pollen bread are⁶ only survival food for getting through winter and they can not feed larvae with it Your reproductive food is fresh pollen and nectar that is used for feeding larvae In winter the feeding bees supplement the low protein levels of pollen with protein stored in their body fat That is why it's important not to stimulate the queen to lay with a thin sugar syrup because the feeding bees will deplete the protein in their bodies and this can lead to colony collapse if done continuously for 3 brood cycles It is only the feeder bees in a hive that can consume pollen for production of royal jelly and worker bee and drone jelly Yes they feed all the bees in the hive

Very nice and educational

Thank-you.

Wax moth,.. chicken feed!

this video blew my mind 🤯 i had no idea India or China had that many bee hives 🫢

Fascinating! Thank-you so much. 🐝

It was nice to work with Stuart again We learned a lot and had good laughs Coffing of all the dust Thanks Stuart we will do this again Hopefully a easier one the next time but we do what we need to do for the bees

So cool!