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Why didn't you do a split and let the queen hatch out

سبحان الله العظيم النحل أيه من أيات الله اشهد ان لا اله الا الله و اشهد ان محمد رسول الله

It would seem like the vac would harm the queen bee larva. Have you had that problem?

What is a "swarm cell"?

good thing no bees were harmed

omg

>:(

a wonderful video and work.I really enjoyed it.

wow!!!!!.

This was so cool. We learned about bees in school this year and I never realized how they could live in a tree like that.,

That was a lot of Bees! :p

this remined me of a tree outside my dad's house but one day I was playing with my friends and ants were evrywhere on the tree so we called the tree the ant tree LOL

keep the bees... they make honey and you earn money...;-)

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ai q agonia .

question did you get all the bees out and if you did how many boxes of bees did you get

I have seen a big swarm of bees one time in a tree never have seen it again bees are precious and we all need to take care of what the good lord gave us great video thanks

if its a honeybee hive call a bee man itf its paper wasp hornet yellow jack ect call the exterminator :P

I would rather call in a bee keeper and remove them rather than call in an exterminator and kill them. Bees are so beneficial to the environment that its scary to imagine what would happen what would happen if they disappeared.

shivers* ugh!!!

BeezZ NuTZ

That's not a Maple tree. It's a Red Oak.

Wichtig für Stadt-Imker, derartige Behausungen sind in der Stadt knapp. Fällung wegen Umsturtzgefahr. Sollten Bienen nun aber unkontrolliert abschwärmen, und das passiert naturgemäß, so finden sie keine neuen Plätze.

For one Queen Bee to raise thousands upon thousands of bees as a unified colony for multiple years, I'd say she truly raised her family well.

Outside at Starbuck's , A honey bee just landed on m shirt and then the computer . Is this not a sign ?????

Really interesting. Thanks for sharing this.

I LOVE BEES

Are you able to sell the bees and/or the combs. The reason I ask is that I do remodeling and encountered a hive that was about 4' by 5' and about half of it was 2 layers thick. I have no clue of the number of bees. I'm in Nebraska and don't know of any bee keepers in our area. You'll probably freak when you here this but I disposed of them with a big sprayer of gas. We were able to eat most of the honey. Probably around 40 lbs. including the comb. Any suggestions for next time. Thanks, Bryce

Brave, i think the bees can feel you calmness. :)

were you able to find the queen in that job?

I have a slight Bee phobia.. this was a bad idea. 0_0

It's absolutely wonderful to see the care and respect you show these tiny creatures. It's obvious you have a lot of love for bees at least, and I would wager most other living creatures, too. Thank-you for such a lovely video, you've really taught me quite a lot. :)

Doamne ce prost esti!!!!! Natie de oameni idioti! D'asta aveti Ccd!

You sound like Jamie Hyneman from Mythbusters!

thanks for showing me this...I learned a lot of new things...

Thanks for such a great video.

و اتخذي من الشجر بيوتا

When pollenating a crop the bees move in when the blossoms are about 25% and they stay until the blossoms start to drop. Back to bee removal like the video. Normally the work it takes to get bees out of a tree or the side of a house alive far exceeds the value of the bees. This is why there is usually a charge for extraction like this. But for swarm pick up it is usually a free service. It's a lot easier to shake a swarm into a bucket then it is to take the siding off a house. :-)

A package of bees costs about $90. That is 3 pounds of bees and a mated queen. As for what a hive of bees is worth it really depends on the size of the hive and if there is wooden wear involved. Also the condition of the wooden wear makes a huge deference too. The health of the bees is another factor. I know some people that will not buy other peoples hives. To much danger of bringing infection to your own hives. I pollinate crops all over the valley. I also take bees to CA to pollenate almonds.

Very nice video. I saw a nice exhibit on beekeeping at the state fair this year and it made me curious. You remove the hive for the homeowner and rescue it and keep it. Glad you got the queen too. What is a good hive worth, if you don't mind my asking? I see you also offer pollination service too. What is your service area and how long would a hive stay on site? Thanks for the video. Sorry it generated so many questions.Hope your business is going well; it sounds fascinating.

OMG

I did find her. She was alive and well the next day. She continued to lay for that colony for another year. As for the cells. They would have needed to each go into their own small nuc where they could emerge and then fly out and mate. Then they could return to that nuc and start laying. You can bank mated queens pretty successfully but banking queen cells can be a hit or miss acceptance rate when introducing a virgin queen to a hive. In this case it wasn't worth messing with the 3 or 4 cells.

Great video! I'm curious about the queen. Did you find her? Would it make sense to put the queen cells into cell protectors and keep them just in case the queen didn't survive the transfer? Could those three or four queens have been banked in a nuc as emergency queens for another hive?

NOPE

wow, a guy that does scout videos AND bee videos- subscription: earned!

mike you the man sir I would run like hell

Omg

Well in this case the tree was being cut down. So there would be nothing for them to return to. In other structure removal situations we make sure to seal the opening after removing the colony. Which will prevent future colonies from using the cavity. The bees we remove are moved far enough away that they will not return.

The whole reason for removing the bees was so they could cut the tree down. Otherwise they would have been fine where they were.

Sorry wasn't finish typing