I Made One HUGE Mistake and Paid For It
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- Опубліковано 14 лют 2024
- Welcome to another bee adventure by Yappy Beeman. In this episode I travel to Eastaboga Alabama to remove a massive beehive from a historic 100+ year old home.
The back story is the tenants are refurbing the home and had found a year prior that a beehive was living between the floors of the home. They colony for some reason didn't make it through the season and they removed the old comb and honey left behind and did repairs inside the home. Unfortunately, they didn't understand how to prevent their return and a new colony moved in where the old had been. Not wanting to harm the bees, they called me for options and the rest is all great video fun.
**** I generally don't make production mistakes but to be transparent I have to admit I made a booboo. In the ending of the video, I showed the wrong nuc box footage and queen. After I returned that evening, I removed the 2 palstic frames in the nuc and looked for the queen. I did find her but did not get any extra footage. Days later, I was videoing some of the colonies in the yard for B roll and somehow got that footage mixed in with this removals footage unmistakenly. Bee removal season can get a bit hectic and I apologize for the mistake. I still hope you all enjoyed the video and I appreciate the viewer who pointed it out. Bee blessed friends.
I hope you enjoyed this episode and look forward to your comments.
Video title: I Made One HUGE Mistake and Paid For It
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Yappy Beeman (tm) is a professional bee remover performing live honey bee removals in Alabama as "Alabama Bee Rescue" and relocates them to apiaries away from residential areas so they can rebuild and thrive as a honey bee colony producing honey. Yappy is an Alabama Beekeepers association member that has performed over 1000 live bee removals. Yappy with the help of his great friend and mentor; @Jpthebeeman, a professional beekeeper , has learned many skills to remove bee swarms and honey bee colonies safely for the bees and homeowners alike.
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Honey Bee Wiki:
A honey bee (also spelled honeybee) is a eusocial flying insect within the genus Apis of the bee clade, all native to mainland Afro-Eurasia.[1][2] After bees spread naturally throughout Africa and Eurasia, humans became responsible for the current cosmopolitan distribution of honey bees, introducing multiple subspecies into South America (early 16th century), North America (early 17th century), and Australia (early 19th century).[1]
Honey bees are known for their construction of perennial colonial nests from wax, the large size of their colonies, and surplus production and storage of honey, distinguishing their hives as a prized foraging target of many animals, including honey badgers, bears and human hunter-gatherers. Only 8 surviving species of honey bee are recognized, with a total of 43 subspecies, though historically 7 to 11 species are recognized. Honey bees represent only a small fraction of the roughly 20,000 known species of bees.
The best known honey bee is the western honey bee, (Apis mellifera), which was domesticated for honey production and crop pollination. The only other domesticated bee is the eastern honey bee (Apis cerana), which occurs in South, Southeast, and East Asia. Only members of the genus Apis are true honey bees,[3] but some other types of bees produce and store honey and have been kept by humans for that purpose, including the stingless bees belonging to the genus Melipona and the Indian stingless or dammar bee Tetragonula iridipennis. Modern humans also use beeswax in making candles, soap, lip balms and various cosmetics, as a lubricant and in mould-making using the lost wax process.
Etymology and name
The genus name Apis is Latin for "bee".[4][5] Although modern dictionaries may refer to Apis as either honey bee or honeybee, entomologist Robert Snodgrass asserts that correct usage requires two words, i.e., honey bee, because it is a kind or type of bee. It is incorrect to run the two words together, as in dragonfly or butterfly. - Навчання та стиль
Loved it, skip the music!!!! Natural is perfect! Your scene is totally engrossing, that music is distracting, let's the bees sing ❤
The day is never crappy when there's a new awesome video from Yappy. Thanks for the fun.
That comb is so beautiful! I would love to take a big bite out of it! 💛
It was well worth the sting risk. Glad they were nice enough to share.
Such a gorgeous home! It will all be worth it after it's done!
WOW, what a place or rather, a PALACE! And another Yappified hive going home to you! Blessings, Pal!
It was a work in progress but will be beautiful when they are done.
Cool house. Stairwell especially
Yeh,,, Mr Yappy up loaded at UK time that I can watch in the afternoon…😊🐝
Nice up-load Mr Yappy… good to see you & the ladies 🐝💛
Lol.....I did that just for you. Love you being here and always thankful.
Yayeah!! Yappy I hope all is well! I got so excited to see notification yay. Ok imma watch the video now. Thank you!!
Hope you enjoyed it!
@@YappyBeemanI did enjoy it. Thank you!
Good morning Yappy I love watching you relocate honey bees. You have given me a better understanding of bees and how important they are to us all🐝🌺🐝🌷🐝🌸🐝
Thank you. Its amazing to work with them and I appreciate you watching.
Never lose your inner child.
Thats a FACT!!!!
You ain't right Yappy! But that's why we love you!
I am what I am. Bwahahahahah
Putting a drone on your tongue is crazy, but eating comb while the bees are still working on it?!? Bad ass!
Nice job, yappy ,really enjoyed your hard work 😮😊
Thank you! 😃
Love how you always seem to work without gear. That has always been my aim.
SO interesting, I hope I never get bees in between the walls or ceiling. That comb looked so clean and delicious!
I love what I do but I can say I hope noone ever needs my services also. But I am glad that I have the knowledge to help and save some bees as well.
They're pissed because you blew their cover!
Lol.....I see what you did there.
Excellent 👍
How's it going! Love your video! Thanks for sharing.
Have a good day!
Thank you! You too!
Ah you woke up from your hibernation :) Happy Spring..
Trying to get Spring kicked off over here. Its close.
Your vid lifted my spirits today.
You should have had some of that honey. It would have sent your spirts to heaven.
Love your videos, can you talk more about the bees and the other stuff
1) What does the smoke do?
2) How come you do not get stung a ton of times with the work you do?
3) Does taking honey kill the hive?
Thanks so very much Yappy another amazing video of course..omg please wear your suit sir... hehehe thanks again Yappy wow tons of bees P.s beautiful house
Never a dull moment on Yappy’s world!!! Nice job man. Enjoyed it!🐝😎
Always a good time when there's a Yappy video to watch
Holy bees Batman! They really Ike you, I never in my life saw anyone have a bee crawling around on their tongue! I was very happy to see your notification! Hope you’re doing okay. ❤
Doing great. Just getting geared up for another great bee season. Hope you are well and thanks for the comment.
Imagine having one's tongue stung. Yikes.
That was a massive amount of comb and bees!
Yappy, REALLY appreciate all you do for bees! 😁👍
Thank you for my bee dose. They are not flying here and i just love to watch them, (you are the bonus guest.)
Yes, the bees are the Stars of the show, they just let me come along.
Excellent video as per usual. Thank you again, many times over, for your service to the greater good.
Omgish ❤ I would have had to taste as well! You’re so lucky!!!!
Love the Bell!! But that means you’re getting stung so not cool!😂 You are definitely crazy but very entertaining. Thanks for sharing a great video.
If you keep bees and especially if you do removals, stings are part of it
Yep I got one in the arm today😂 That’s what I get to go into a hive with no smoke and a flannel shirt on.
@@claybunner1059 Refreshing wake up isn't it.😊😊😊
@@joeyl.rowland4153 Yes it is I stopped counting stings around 30 last year probably had over 50 total. I will be a 2 year beekeeper May the 22nd. The bell doesn’t go off for me lol I love the bell it’s genius!
The bees look awesome Yappy, Congratulations !
Thank you!
Thank you again and the honey was great.
ty for teaching me about honey bees
I appreciate you watching and I'm glad to share something useful about a really cool bug.
Third, great video Yappy!
Why ain't you in school
@@YappyBeeman😂, we do homeschool. So we are home all the time, lol. Good video. Enjoyed watching it!
Good to see you back. Nice hive even if they had attitudes, they will get happy in the same little pollen boots they were in before too long. Have a great day
I need to get back to watching my bee guys. Beats politics. Politics just pisses me off. Bee guys calm me down
Ain't that the truth. I gave that horse mess back a few years ago and haven't missed it a bit.
Only one Yappy Beeman!
Keep up the great work my brother!
So excited for another video! 🎉
I❤❤ bees and fresh natural honey. I so wish I could keep my own bees, but I’m deathly allergic to the stings 😢
Thank you for the bee movie, loved it.
Glad you enjoyed it
I know you take special care when finding and "catching" the queen but what happens if the queen doesn't survive the relocation process? Is the colony able to survive and continue on? Would they be able to make a new queen from any existing brood cells?
If that happens, they would make a new queen from a young larvae if available. If not I would have to give them one.
Sweet house.
It was beautiful. I hope their remodel goes well. It needed a bunch of work.
🐝🐝👍👍
Nothing like a bee with a bugatude lol
Thats hilarious......I actually said buttatude but bugatude is so much funnier! I WILL use that again !
Not sure if you noticed but the Nuc at 11:04 had a queen on it, top right! Not sure if you paused before going back to the first frame and she had time to go back over there but just thought I'd say something in case you didn't edit out a few minutes after that! 😉👍
Sweet !
Oh yeah!
Got to meet you in Conroe Texas
Bless your heart. You may need to see a counselor after that.
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>7 maybe 8ft of comb
That statement just gave me nightmares
6:10 That was a completely insane amount of bees and honeycomb. I know this is triggering some kind of phobia for me. Maybe the phobia of old foam sleeping bag pads
😂🤣
Hello love your videos keep up saving the bees . I was wondering do u know where your friend JP the beeman has got to he’s not posted any videos in a good while hope he is ok .
He is great. Hes just taking a long break with other things and says he will be back in. Thanks for asking.
@@YappyBeeman thanks I was afraid he was sick or something u and him is going have to make another video together .
Why does the colony’s sometimes kill the queen bee???
Did you ever find the queen from the cutout? Noticed the nuc you went through had purple frame rests, and all wood frames. The nuc you moved the swarm to had yellow frame rest bars and two plastic frames
I generally dont leave the black frames in which are mediums because it is a waste of resources to draw them out. I use them to spread the bees out in order to find a queen in situations like this.
As far as the queen, I know she was found later that day after I got back home but didnt capture footage of it.
@YappyBeeman Awesome! Enjoy the videos your a crazy man to let a bee crawl around on your tongue!
Thank you Yappy for a great video
What was the mistake?
They dnt sting u wen ur holding the honey cone
How many stings did you take 😂😂
Mr. Ed...where are you
OMG political sign coverings 😂😂😂
Perfectly edited yt video! Thanks ❤
Loved this story, start to finish. 😊
Hello, do you have raw propolis? I need it. Thanks!
You should find a beekeeper close to you. All beekeepers have propolis, but not all beekeepers harvest propolis.
Yappy Dappy Doo, How are you? French kissing 🐝s again❣️🤣😂🤣
Just glad she was ok with it or a fat lip may have been the next scene. Bwahahahah
@@YappyBeeman 🤣🤣😂
so much mojo, how does he do it
At 5:02 Is that considered "cleaning a bee" or just "tasting the source". Asking for a friend.
👍#208
Mesmorizing!
:)
Yappy do you think with that temperament those are Russian genetics? Would explain them being pissy mean.
Hi Beautiful Mammas, Hi Beautiful Ladies X Umm A Few & Hi Beautiful Gentlemens X Ummm A Few & Ohhhh Yesss Hi Yappy / Greatest Bee Guardian..Ever!! All Our Mammas., Ladies & Gentlemens Are Snuggled Downb In Their Hives AS WE Are STILL STUCK In Winter Here SADLY..Very SADLY! Spring Is About 50 Days Away Or Something Like It Or Near To It I CANNOT WAIT!! :)
Bet the bees know what's up?
Yappy, have you tried putting 1/2 a cigarette in a smoker to control HOSTILE bees? Works pretty good for me.
Weakening magnetic field and increased solar activity cycle will make bees sensitive. March will be better.
*Paid
Good catch.....Im going to fire my publisher
timestamps are a thing
love ya vids., and what has happened to JP? not seen a vid from him a AGES!!!!!!!!!!!!!