That moment of satisfaction when you've watched enough Texas Beeworks videos that you can successfully identify the queen before she's identified by Erika.
@@TexasBeeworks Thanks for you superb content. My gardens and orchard are hosts to bumblebees and mason bees up here in Wisconsin, but there's just something about watching you work with honeybees that is as entrancing as it is educational. I may never have a hive of my own, but you've improved my appreciation of these diligent workers.
I binged a bunch of bee videos a few weeks ago and ended up dreaming about bees for a week straight. Took a break and here I am again, binging more bee saving.
I think you saved whole lot of more bees by educating the public and spreading knowledge about bee behaviours, so people are less afraid of bees and more appreciate of bees
Thank you so much! Following along and subscribing here is one of the most impactful ways to support me and the bees. We really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment, and now that spring is here…there’s a lot more bee footage coming soon! ❤️🐝
Thank you for your response, that's so sweet! I'm faithfully watching all the ads on my video binge, so hopefully creating some revenue for the bees and showing the algorithm that we love your videos. Have a lovely day !
Clever bees! How beautiful, thank you so much, Erika. This hive is fantastic! Another great day of saving the beees 🐝🐝🐝 You’re the best! Thanks for ‘taking us along’ with you on these fine days🐝🐝🐝
Great video. You seem to be so in tune with them. I love the fact you move all their comb and don't just grab it for honey extraction. Thank you for working with and helping the bees, we need them so badly.
Most of those combs did not have much honey but lots of eggs and larvae, one does does not place those in the extractor (a centrifuge) as it will destroy them. The honey combs are located at the upper lever of a hive, în smaller frames, where been instinctual lu deposit only honey. The queen lays eggs deep into the hive.
Seems to me that a toilet, fitted with frames in the tank would be a good durable weatherproof hive. It would be funny to have a collection of vintage toilets, pink, blue, coral colored in your yard. 😊
My grandad was a beekeeper, and I remember helping with most of the tasks off beekeeping. But never without protection. I’m so impressed you are able to handle the bees the way you do :-)
@@bncspeaker I have watched all her videos. I now realise from watching other creators videos that the box they are being placed in is in fact their new hive box. Would be great to see follow ups of these hives though 👍
Honey bees are typically gentle and don’t sting. I mean, always handle with care, she’s an expert who knows when it’s safe and when it’s not. But honey bees aren’t usually aggressive.
I'm surprised you didn't plug the hole & relocate. Then take time to rebuild at home. It's funny how they just through the toilet out behind the shed like that. At least sitting outside that long disinfected it.
I really enjoy your videos. They are always educational and fascinating. Your handling of the bees is a wonderful thing to see. You’re so careful and respectful of them I guess that’s why the don’t sting you. Thanks for sharing.
I took a bee hive from a grave in the Kew cemetery. In Victoria Australia, That was so easy in the toilet, They could not burry somebody two doors next to this grave because of this hive, which had the biggest slab of concept on top. The grave was so old we could not find a name. This grave had sunk about two feet deep,the hive was the full length of the grave, This hive must have been there since BC 3.I enjoyed doing it. Because I was not going to have a another chance in doing that.
Me and my son just started watching these bee videos and love them so much! Thanks for sharing! Question: what happens to the straggler bees that dont make it into the new hive?
So I was watching a bunc of your videos and I was texting my friend, Well I got super tired and started to fall asleep and i told my friend "Gets the hive ready" When I woke up more i was so confused 😂 But I love your videos! Everytime i have a question it always gets answered, and your so gentle with the bees that it warms my heart! I hope you have an amazing year!
There really is something special about rescuing bees, even the cranky ones. The weirdest for me was a tiny swarm hanging off a car mirror in a public car park.
Erika my dear, your videos are such a delight. I'm happy to say I'm an avid bee lover because of them. ❤️🐝 Quick question - do some bees get squashed when you place pieces of comb into your frames? I'm sure that even with your gentle and careful work, some collateral damage is inevitable where there are so many bees clustered together so densely. Just wondering how common that is. Thx again for your important work and joyful content! 🙏🏼
You're telling me I just spent $130 on a Langstroth hive as well as 2 hours putting it together when I could've just used an abandoned toilet??
HA!!! I’m not telling you that... the bees are telling you that. 😉
@Armando Aranda what a weird and invasive question.
@@MsWicked1216 fr like wtf
@Armando Aranda bruh
@Armando Aranda creep
That moment of satisfaction when you've watched enough Texas Beeworks videos that you can successfully identify the queen before she's identified by Erika.
GOOD JOB!!! This makes my day!
@@TexasBeeworks Thanks for you superb content. My gardens and orchard are hosts to bumblebees and mason bees up here in Wisconsin, but there's just something about watching you work with honeybees that is as entrancing as it is educational. I may never have a hive of my own, but you've improved my appreciation of these diligent workers.
I actually yelled cause I spotted her immediately. So proud
@Armando Aranda jeez calm down stalker
@Armando Aranda I don't think she's answering because you're asking such weird questions
Bee whisperer, literally with a soothing voice like that.
"BEE"autiful as well 🌝
Asmr
Good for sleeping
Accidental asmr.
Of all the bee videos I watch Texas Bee Works with Erica are by far the best. Her voice soothes the bees and it even makes me feel calmer.
The term “bee bridge” is ridiculously delightful
Start tagging these as ASMR your hit count will explode
Thank you for the tip! I had no idea what ASMR was until I started posting removal videos like this!
What is ASMR I don’t know what it is??
@@ManuelGonzalez_idk google
@Willa Warwick yEaH
@Armando Aranda why do you keep asking this on every comment? Just stop and enjoy the bees 🐝 🐝🐝🐝
I admire you and all beekeepers for protecting and caring for our pollenators. Thank you❤
Its so Cute
when She says:
"Another succesful day of Saving te bees"
I'm so Happy she gets to save the bees and Say that
I binged a bunch of bee videos a few weeks ago and ended up dreaming about bees for a week straight. Took a break and here I am again, binging more bee saving.
She respects the bees and they respect her, so wholesome 😌
I would love to see follow up videos of the different hives you have cleaned out and moved to your bee farm, see what the hive looks like now.
@chevjustchev I'm looking for these comments. Like why are there no after the rescue home videos from her?
@@wakeupsheepleNWOREAL Maybe she doesn't want people going to her home or fans invading her personal life?
YES! I'm curious to know if there are like thousands of hives? And do they have to stay a certain distance away from each other, I would guess?
@@FigaroHey found some vids of it.
dang. she's digging really on that hive but no single sting. me on the other hand, sitting inside my house and got sting randomly.
Awww, I’m kinda’ sad for the bees that got left behind 🥺
They usually get excepted into nearby hives especially if they come with a gift like whatever a bee would use as a gift
They will go back and follow the queen
@@dianakniskern4329 Little box of honeycomb chocolates
@@dianakniskern4329 yeah..no...they are loyal to their queen and will die once lost from their colony
@@TyroneARMY their pheromones are good...but not that good. Unless the new location is very very close
"Bee Hive Onboard" may be one of the better signs you can put on the back of your truck if you want people to keep their distance.
Hailing from the UK, to hear the sentence "The Queen was still in the toilet" made me giggle.😀
These removals are always so fascinating and unique!
I think you saved whole lot of more bees by educating the public and spreading knowledge about bee behaviours, so people are less afraid of bees and more appreciate of bees
Ok..."I started to scoop some bees from the toilet" Your level of coolness skyrocketed.
Rewatching some of your older videos today and just leaving a few comments as tokens of my appreciation 🐝 🐝 💛
Thank you so much! Following along and subscribing here is one of the most impactful ways to support me and the bees. We really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment, and now that spring is here…there’s a lot more bee footage coming soon! ❤️🐝
Thank you for your response, that's so sweet! I'm faithfully watching all the ads on my video binge, so hopefully creating some revenue for the bees and showing the algorithm that we love your videos. Have a lovely day !
I don't know why it's so relaxing looking at her rescue bees. She's so gentle.
The way you talk about being able to enter your "zone" while you are removing a hive is frankly inspiring for more than just beekeeping!
Now that's a true honey pot LOL
Clever bees! How beautiful, thank you so much, Erika. This hive is fantastic! Another great day of saving the beees 🐝🐝🐝
You’re the best! Thanks for ‘taking us along’ with you on these fine days🐝🐝🐝
This was asmr, im suprised she stays calm every video, i would just stand still and be calm but 3 seconds later i would run, love ur content
"...the queen was still in the toilet." Hey, everybody poops.
Lol 😆 🤣
Great video. You seem to be so in tune with them. I love the fact you move all their comb and don't just grab it for honey extraction. Thank you for working with and helping the bees, we need them so badly.
Most of those combs did not have much honey but lots of eggs and larvae, one does does not place those in the extractor (a centrifuge) as it will destroy them. The honey combs are located at the upper lever of a hive, în smaller frames, where been instinctual lu deposit only honey. The queen lays eggs deep into the hive.
so cool to see how efficiently they used that toilet!
"And the queen is still in the toilet"
Mood
Bruh
The queen is like 20% bigger than a normal bee
It's wayyyyyy too hard to spot it among tens of thousands of bees in a tight spot
Seems to me that a toilet, fitted with frames in the tank would be a good durable weatherproof hive. It would be funny to have a collection of vintage toilets, pink, blue, coral colored in your yard. 😊
Oh wow. Things were getting tight in the tank. They'll enjoy the room for growth.
watching you work with the bees is beautiful and hypnotic.
"Hey, this honey tastes funny...." 🤣🤣
I believe they can sense your care and love. I have a small wasp nest in my porch light. I always forget they're there.
My grandad was a beekeeper, and I remember helping with most of the tasks off beekeeping.
But never without protection.
I’m so impressed you are able to handle the bees the way you do :-)
this lady really makes me want to own bees. they seem so gentle and smart
I just wanna know why bees decide like 'Yup, this is our home now. This porcelain beauty with a foul stench is our home'
Please show us how you transfer the bees to their new home, would love to see this part
Watch the video, she explains it very well. 😊
@@bncspeaker I have watched all her videos. I now realise from watching other creators videos that the box they are being placed in is in fact their new hive box. Would be great to see follow ups of these hives though 👍
I can't imagine how tough you have to be to not even be bothered by bee stings anymore.
Honey bees are typically gentle and don’t sting. I mean, always handle with care, she’s an expert who knows when it’s safe and when it’s not. But honey bees aren’t usually aggressive.
This woman really saw a Candyman toilet and elected to stick her hand in it. Respect.
One of the reasons why I watching this video is because of your beautiful voice !
I love your videos. Your voice is so relaxing and your respect for these gentle creatures is something to aspire to. Thank you.
I'm surprised you didn't plug the hole & relocate. Then take time to rebuild at home.
It's funny how they just through the toilet out behind the shed like that. At least sitting outside that long disinfected it.
Pretty interesting the bees don't go nuts with their hive being dismantled a chunk at a time.
I like that idea of using a piece of foundation as a bee bridge!
Bee lady has the most soothing voice
Why do I feel like weeping when I see their hives close up
As you drive your bees, I imagine a sign on the back of your truck, "Bee Hive On Board."
That would get some respect!
She does have a sign lol
Thank you for helping the Bees and sharing that with the world. Your voice and the content of your channel both relaxing and ASMR for me Subscribed
I was expecting you'd wait for nightfall, when they all move into the new hive, before moving it.
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That is absolutely beautiful!
I love the fact that after watching some of these relaxing videos I now have a keen eye for spotting the queen :)
Such a cute little bee whisperer👻😻 thank you for saving those bees 🐝
I keep bees...your so calm and your skills are amazing!! You have a gift!
lol if those bees knew what that had previously been used for, they may not have felt like making honey there lol
You are so incredibly impressive. I love your calming voice and am so grateful for the work you do. 💛💛
You can tell the moment it bothered her to say she had to leave some of the bees behind.
Im just here for the "beeeeez" 😊
Very interesting way to recycle a toilet tank well done.
These videos make me want to learn about bees and do what I can for them ❤️
I just love that you and the bees are calm with each other.
“the queen was still in the toilet” -beeworks, texas
You find it relaxing to work with bees and we find it relaxing to watch and listen to you work with bees!
I love the Bee bridge. It look like it made it much easier
So amazing how bees will create a home anywhere.
These videos are impressive, and I am amazed you can work with the bees and not get stung.
I really enjoy your videos. They are always educational and fascinating. Your handling of the bees is a wonderful thing to see. You’re so careful and respectful of them I guess that’s why the don’t sting you. Thanks for sharing.
Best unintentional ASMR ever
Madam, these is extremely interesting.
Your ability is just awesome. Saving Bees.❤
Love watching you and how nice you treat the bees!
Erika's videos always leave me speechless.
The toilet bridge was awesome!😂
It always gets me that Bees don't stick to their own Honey lol
Another great day, of saving the bees!!!!!!! Ty
Another amazing video. Thank you so much.
I would live in a toilet if I found a random one in a field.
Wow your so patient with your work I've learnt a lot of patience today it was good to watch an your beautiful too
I took a bee hive from a grave in the Kew cemetery. In Victoria Australia, That was so easy in the toilet, They could not burry somebody two doors next to this grave because of this hive, which had the biggest slab of concept on top. The grave was so old we could not find a name. This grave had sunk about two feet deep,the hive was the full length of the grave, This hive must have been there since BC 3.I enjoyed doing it. Because I was not going to have a another chance in doing that.
Can we see their new home? Please show us what you do with them. I would love to see a tour of your farm. Thanks ❤🐝
I love watching these bee removal videos it is so relaxing.
This is incredible. Thank you for caring and sharing.
Who knew the tank top from a pooper would fit perfectly on a brood box? LOL
Thank you for your honesty
Thank you for saving bees and give them a safe place and new home
"So this told me that the queen was still in the toilet"
Now that’s a real queen’s porcelain throne
I'm always amazed you just handle them , move them, and not one sting. Just can't believe it. Great video💖💖💖
Me and my son just started watching these bee videos and love them so much! Thanks for sharing! Question: what happens to the straggler bees that dont make it into the new hive?
I would like to see how to harvest honey and how to put the hive back together again. 🌼......🐝......
So I was watching a bunc of your videos and I was texting my friend, Well I got super tired and started to fall asleep and i told my friend "Gets the hive ready" When I woke up more i was so confused 😂 But I love your videos! Everytime i have a question it always gets answered, and your so gentle with the bees that it warms my heart! I hope you have an amazing year!
There really is something special about rescuing bees, even the cranky ones. The weirdest for me was a tiny swarm hanging off a car mirror in a public car park.
She made me fall asleep and making me fall asleep with a video is rare so take this medal 🏅
Can you imagine the suprise someone got by using this toilet by accident??
Your skills are beyond compare you have great patience and passion thank you
That was beautiful, like a sculpture made of honey !
I love to watch them match in!
I love learning and watching this amazing woman! Thank you for showing this process and talking about the bee's moods and so on.
Erika my dear, your videos are such a delight. I'm happy to say I'm an avid bee lover because of them. ❤️🐝
Quick question - do some bees get squashed when you place pieces of comb into your frames? I'm sure that even with your gentle and careful work, some collateral damage is inevitable where there are so many bees clustered together so densely. Just wondering how common that is.
Thx again for your important work and joyful content! 🙏🏼
Such a blessing to bees... thank you for all that you do!
…”This told me the queen was probably still in the toilet” 😅