These small bees are fantastic, I have 6 diferente species of them here in Brazil, and today I saw that a new trap nest have bees. It is an additive hobby
So interesting!! You know I've never seen these bees, I really didn't know about them. They're so tiny and even their whole dark colour is new to me. We're not beekeeper but I find this job being very fascinating, especially because of the extreme importance of bees in our environment. Well done for this, I liked it very much! 😀
Yes they are very important, especially the native ones. I love to raise awareness about them because a lot of people don’t know about them. I have some other videos of splitting the hives and extracting the honey too. Splitting our native bee hives. The good, the bad and the ugly! ruclips.net/video/vkR7U-iwB4M/видео.html
Facinating and excellent explanation. I extracted wild colony in my dad backyard month ago and move them to a wooden box. The honey I got was clear colored and has garden flower taste and aroma. Never had this one before thats why I decided to move them and multiply the flower plants.
Fascinating little bees. Thanks for sharing . Just a point to think about, if these bees evolved from wasps then their pollen sacks cannot be designed as you mention in your narration. Design requires a designer not the unguided random process of evolution of a species. Like all of life , the design of individual functions requires complex genes to exist in order for the animal to work in way it does. The bee colony would never get off the ground so to speak if it had to wait for pollen sacks to evolve on wasps. The plants that rely on insects for pollination would never have survived while waiting for pollinators to evolve. They all had to exist from the beginning, fully formed and functional. If you think that is farcical because everything in the natural world can be explained by mutation and natural selection then think about the first gene/s. They can't have come from anything else. When we take a step back and view the world including Bees in all their wonder and complexity as having been made, for a purpose, by an omniscient creator, the world not only makes sense but our presence here has meaning and we have someone to be thankful to for all beauty and wonders we see around us. Life is richer when you know that the beauty around you was made for you to enjoy.
@@Tinachimneycreekfarm It's nice when you can look at a beautiful bee or bird or sunset and thank the creator for his incredible world and for placing us in it. I'm well aware that many scientists would dispute this idea as childish fantasy but we don't look at a building and not realise there was a builder, or a computer program and not recognise there is a creative mind behind the code. Yet with life and DNA that is exactly what evolution teaches. God's word says in Romans 1:20 " For his invisible attributes, namely his eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly perceived, ever since the creation of the world, in the things that have been made. So they are without excuse " ( meaning us ) . Without God life has no ultimate purpose or meaning . 🙂
um i think you made a small mistake you said something about the "Carbonaria , but not Tetragonula" Carbonaria ARE Tetragonulars, i have TETRAGONULAR CARBONARIA,im actually splitting the hive tomorrow, and robbing the honey in a month
Great footage and an awesome explanation. Thanks for sharing TrickyTrev 🇦🇺👍🐝🍯
Thanks Trevor! Glad you enjoyed it!
You guys are great, living off the grid!
Thank you! It has been a learning experience:)
These small bees are fantastic, I have 6 diferente species of them here in Brazil, and today I saw that a new trap nest have bees. It is an additive hobby
Yes, they are addictive aren’t they? They’re so good for our environment.
So interesting!! You know I've never seen these bees, I really didn't know about them. They're so tiny and even their whole dark colour is new to me. We're not beekeeper but I find this job being very fascinating, especially because of the extreme importance of bees in our environment. Well done for this, I liked it very much! 😀
Yes they are very important, especially the native ones. I love to raise awareness about them because a lot of people don’t know about them. I have some other videos of splitting the hives and extracting the honey too.
Splitting our native bee hives. The good, the bad and the ugly!
ruclips.net/video/vkR7U-iwB4M/видео.html
Facinating and excellent explanation. I extracted wild colony in my dad backyard month ago and move them to a wooden box. The honey I got was clear colored and has garden flower taste and aroma. Never had this one before thats why I decided to move them and multiply the flower plants.
Thank you so much! The honey is amazing and so good for you. I hope you enjoy caring for your bees!
nice job.. very good quality honey.. our greetings from Indonesia 👍👍🇮🇩
Thank you and hello!
@@Tinachimneycreekfarm honey which is very useful for health...thank you for stopping at ch kelulut sintang🙏🇮🇩
Nice job!
Thank you for watching and welcome!
very interesting, thank you for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it
Love it 👍👍
Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed it!
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LOVED ALL MY TRUTHS BEEES..6789.19
Fascinating little bees. Thanks for sharing . Just a point to think about, if these bees evolved from wasps then their pollen sacks cannot be designed as you mention in your narration. Design requires a designer not the unguided random process of evolution of a species. Like all of life , the design of individual functions requires complex genes to exist in order for the animal to work in way it does. The bee colony would never get off the ground so to speak if it had to wait for pollen sacks to evolve on wasps. The plants that rely on insects for pollination would never have survived while waiting for pollinators to evolve. They all had to exist from the beginning, fully formed and functional. If you think that is farcical because everything in the natural world can be explained by mutation and natural selection then think about the first gene/s. They can't have come from anything else. When we take a step back and view the world including Bees in all their wonder and complexity as having been made, for a purpose, by an omniscient creator, the world not only makes sense but our presence here has meaning and we have someone to be thankful to for all beauty and wonders we see around us. Life is richer when you know that the beauty around you was made for you to enjoy.
It never really occurred to me to believe in god.
@@Tinachimneycreekfarm It's nice when you can look at a beautiful bee or bird or sunset and thank the creator for his incredible world and for placing us in it. I'm well aware that many scientists would dispute this idea as childish fantasy but we don't look at a building and not realise there was a builder, or a computer program and not recognise there is a creative mind behind the code. Yet with life and DNA that is exactly what evolution teaches. God's word says in Romans 1:20 " For his invisible attributes, namely his eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly perceived, ever since the creation of the world, in the things that have been made. So they are without excuse " ( meaning us ) . Without God life has no ultimate purpose or meaning . 🙂
I’m really glad to hear that god brings you meaning and purpose.
How much is a box sell for
We usually sell them for $400 each
@@Tinachimneycreekfarm i have a green house i want them for do you sell to the usa
No, we only sell in Australia sorry!
Can I get one of them in Jamaica
No, unfortunately they cannot be sent that far.
um i think you made a small mistake you said something about the "Carbonaria , but not Tetragonula" Carbonaria ARE Tetragonulars, i have TETRAGONULAR CARBONARIA,im actually splitting the hive tomorrow, and robbing the honey in a month
I hope it goes well for you.
@@Tinachimneycreekfarm it was a sucessful split ....big sigh of relief lol