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I think the jelly ran out, and queens are sensitive fragile things under development, I think being so tight in the cell, the wings and such maybe could not develop. If I move a cell too soon it can damage her.

@@buttsbeesllc4063 that’s really cool it’s even cooler you guys are still able to play with queens we can get frost anytime now fast season 🥲

@aaronparis4714 this was back in February, I forgot about it !! Saw it and posted 😬

@@buttsbeesllc4063 lol I have -20 and 5 feet of snow in my yards in February 😅

I was surprised! It must happen but we sometimes can't believe our eyes ! Cameras help us see stuff! Amazingbthings happen!

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Get me the book deal !!🤣🤣 It may be in German or European book, they tend to be more open about knowledge in beekeeping ✌️🐝🐝

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You got it! Thanks for watching Sara!!🌻🌻

❤️ I hope so 🤟 but ugly things happen even under the best care !

The bee's smell on the parts per billion ! They definitely do not like certain smells. I believe perfums are not to be strong around them. 😳 But they can tell the difference between scents like banana and alarm. 😁

Glad you think so!

SURE! Be sure to send me a link so I can do a react vid on you !😝

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🤣🤣 thanks for being kind ! Yes , bees are my zen and this was a lesson in un - zen !✌️

@buttsbeesllc4063 lol yes mine too..if I'm irritated I need time in the bees..

🤣🤣✌️ you are right on time !

@@buttsbeesllc4063 maybe it’s necessary although I know that’s a point of contention. It’s necessary for me, unfortunately! One problem is that the United States and world in general is HUGE. So you have to figure out a lot on your own since going online will be a mixed bag of many different geographical areas and flora. For instance, most youtube beekeepers rarely bring up that fact and just preach their gospel. It’s been trial and error for me. Even 20 miles west is a different beast for raising bees. The geography is completely different, and everything is rocky with way less plants and less rain! And it’s a couple degrees cooler, which could mean a week or two difference in blooming. Which if you manage monthly can mean you lost a month if you didn’t feed on the west side because the east side is just fine lol

Thanks for watching!

Agreed. When you see capped honey and no bees, it’s high chance of disease from mites.

I did think absconding but the honey left makes me think it was a dud queen. But we all make guesses even in our own apiary!

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Owwwee that's a harsh comment😂 it's also true😅

She could have been fine, she had 2 colonies side by side. Not doing inspections until her friend lost a hive was a big red flag. 🤔

@@buttsbeesllc4063 you would be a great teacher here.. and the channel will grow as it should. We recognize knowledge and snakes oil talk. It really makes me angry when I see who gets the subs there. Naa, it's not good for health to get too much angry. ☮ sister. Tomorrow a dose of bees and venom will solve everything ✌

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That was probably the root cause of the decline and made them gtfo and abscond. Too much to handle for them they said see ya.

Glad you think so!

Yeah, I was struck by how the concern was not about no bees and no queen but over the beetle !😬 I don't think she treated .....yet.

There's no way a YT video like that one could exist over here. The so called heaters will come out grinding her out explaining everything in a very harsh way.. I'm being nice here.. she will be grinded, chewed up and spewed out never to be seen again... all the wrongs would be explained and she would be sent to buy honey. If you count this ones like country average loses no wonder you have such a big average loses. This isn't even hobby.. it's something like I'll a MODERN RUclipsr

You Americans keep me calm from the YT over here and the stuff we write to ich other. But our practice is objective and sincere and we don't allow fake people in or newbies to teach us. They have no chance... and we move much faster with our knowledge. It's a shame that we don't have the people numbers you have.. only too many hives per the population. Always making problems to ich other with the space we lack per hive

She is not added to our losses, that is usually commercial and sideliners 😜 She is one of many with a very high follower count that shows their journey but it often serves as lessons in beekeeping because she may be relatable.😬 I try not to be mean because you get more out of nice than being rough. But in private I say smoe things that YT would ban me for 😬😜😂

​@@buttsbeesllc4063 when we compare the two of you.. you would be one of us doing zooms all winter for young beekeepers and she would be eaten alive and disappear from the internet. We would bombard her with impossible questions

Indeed, yet she was lucky she did not have a slimed hive !

@@buttsbeesllc4063 What do you do with slimed frames? I've had a little luck putting them on fire ant beds somtimes they'll clean them up .

It is just a #8 wired bottom 😁

@@buttsbeesllc4063 for ventilation? I'm sub tropical Australia and have created a solution for top but not base.

Ventilation because I have super humidity but also for mites and debris. Mites that fall generally do not crawl back up, so studies indicate.

✊️✌️ thank God We don't have hornets....yet 😬😬

Thank you Sara!❤️✌️

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I think it works, especially since diversity is not always around where bees are kept.✌️

Love your channel by the way. You're a great bee keeper.

There are a lot of close minded beekeepers 🫣 But they are generally the ones losing hives 😝 Thanks for watching !✌️

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YES!! Between rains , how funny it is not region specific ! And yes I have done a shook swarm for an ailing hive but not for swarming. For some reason though it is familiar to me....dejavu? Or just getting old enough to think I know everything ! 😘⚘️✌️

@@buttsbeesllc4063 yap, they seem to do it everywhere.. and than end up drawing on a branch and me not noticing they already have 5 combs and brood trying to shook them in a box. Without any protection.. they gave me the lesson for free 🥵🤣. Funny thing, they were on an olive branch where l pass every day and I never noticed them.. head high.. could have bumped them with my shoulder many times. Just luck. Here we have an 80 years old beekeeper who does shook hives like that on 300 alone. Makes honey and sells hives in 10 frame equipment.. keeps saying he can't do it, but next year he does it again.. has too many boxes from a lifetime of beekeeping to sell. ☮

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