I did very much like the follow up at the end talking about the colony after the rescue, that seems new to me. I do, very much more, miss "and it was another great day of saving the beezzzzz" as well. That needs to come back. It isn't the same without that ending. :(
I have really missed sharing with y'all, and I'm happy to be back and working with an amazing team to bring you more content than ever before. Thank you for being here and for supporting me and the bees!
@TexasBeeworks I'm glad you're back. I was wondering what happened. I found another channel "How's Your Day Honey" with awesome bee relocations too. Like you, she often works without a bee suit. A few years ago, I watched Bee Czar on TV Walter could sense the bees temperament like you and often works without a suit. I remember people saying that wasn't possible and bee keepers wouldn't do that. But obviously those people were wrong. In this relocation, I liked how the bees formed a little chain when you first started scooping them. 😊 Looking forward to more videos from you. Thanks for helping the bees and letting us watch and learn!
@@jaygosch8705The beekeeping community got jealous and attacked her over her appearance on Joe Rogans pod cast. She had to stop posting for a while because they were not leaving her alone.
"... of saving the Beeez". How can any of us not be completely in love with Erika? Her husband is, indeed, a Very lucky guy. And I hope that he realizes that, and cherishes her for life. And I would be over-the-top proud if she was my grand daughter. (from a former central Texas resident from 1968 through 1971) 💖😊
The queen is always attended by her entourage that groom her and help her with egg laying and feeding her. A circle of attendants like ladies in waiting wearing little pointy hats with veils and bright colored dresses. OF course the queen is wearing a golden crown with precious gems so, it's not so hard. And if that's not enough, she's doing that flat handed wrist swivel wave. As she gets older, she'll begin to wear white curly wigs.
I have missed washing you this summer. both you and that woman in Florida and as a guy in California, also like watching too, but not too many videos this year.
Thank you for your feedback - it means a lot to me! I'm working with a great new team and we have a lot more content coming soon. I hope you'll continue to share your thoughts with me, and thank you for watching!
Growing up, i was blwssed that as a late teen my dad worked with his uncle who kept MANY hives. They had no queen clips so he picked up the queen by her wings. Dad was able tocdo that all his life. He had the touch and bees never stung him. If he wanted bees to work certain flowers, he picked them up and relocated them. A gift to handle them so easily.
I loved reliving this removal and sharing this story with y'all! And I really loved that Concha the Dog (who isn't even one of my five dogs) wanted to hang out and listen to me talk about bees. :)
Your videos have taught me alot, thank you. I have always loved honeybees. Although not a beekeeper myself, yet. This summer i had the nicest experience with honey bees. The farmer across the field had hives brought in to pollinate his soybeans. The bees took over my BIrd bath as it was a hot summer with drought conditions. So i researched how to provide safe water stations for our beautiful little visitors. They were so docile and sweet tempered. It seemed like they recognized me and would find me if the water needed refilled. I fell in love with them. When the season ended and the hives were taken away, I felt sad I miss them. There are honey bees from elsewhere coming and feeding on my hummingbird feeder, so I researched again. Learned about dearth and how to help the bees. The temps here in the Northwestern USA are getting colder so im sure the bees will soon not visit anymore. I feel blessed with this new friendship and understanding of honey bees. They are such amazing, hardworking,intelligent creatures. Please keep educating about them.
I loved watching you talk. It was so much more engaging than your typical (and beautiful) voiceover! Watching you scooping piles of bees is so scary! Kudos to you! Thanks! Lou, NY
I love your videos! I like this new style of video with you talking in a more natural way. I like the other style also. Thank you for teaching me about the world of bees. When I’m tending to the flowers in the garden, I talk to the bees now. And I’m happy to know they are going to bring back pollen to their hive.
I have to say that I love what you do. So many people are scared of bees and their first instinct is to kill them. They are so important to life. They need more people like you who are willing and able to care for them. Thank you for being there to help them. You are a wonderful soul.
watching you perform your craft brings me a calmness and stillness that grounds me. Saving the bees is such a mighty endeavour (and necessary). You should know that sharing your gift helps some of us human folks too. much oblige!
I believe you are a true Queen. Whatever pheromones that protect you are beautiful. You have such a calming demeanor both with your bee buddies and your fans. Thank you!
Sl glad for a new video, I love watching you save the beeeessss! Love when you say that, thanks for all your hard work that you share with us all here on RUclips. ❤❤❤🎉😊😊❤🎉❤
can’t express how thrilled I am to see this channel back. It’s been one of my absolute favorites, and I really missed the unique content you bring. Your videos always inspire and entertain, and they have a special way of brightening my day. I’m eagerly looking forward to what you have planned next, keep up the fantastic work. ❤❤❤
What a joy it is to watch you with your bees. I love watching you so calmly caring for the comb and your affection and appreciation for God's little creatures that serve us all so well. I love watching you "scoop" the little creatures. They seem so sense your care and it is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing as you do with us all. We need bees for pollinating, and we need their honey. ❤
Erica... Your 'sit down' commentary was a nice touch & change up to your previous videos... and yes, I too, missed your traditional sign off of "and it was another great day of saving the bee'z"👍
I'm so glad you are back. I really miss the "and it’s another great day of saving the beeeees" but it's ok just seeing you scooping the bees make my day
This was such an enjoyable 8 minutes! I’m trying hard to be less afraid of bees in real life and watching these videos makes me feel so calm and in awe of how fascinating they are. 🐝
Oh my. What a beautiful video. The more I watch the more I learn. I hope young people are watching these videos. to understand how and why we need our bees. Thank you for being such a great care taker of our most important part of our well being.
So wonderful to see your long videos again!! You've been missed! 💛Love your gentle way with the bees! Recently a swarm of bees took up residence in a tree just outside my front porch, I thought to myself "what would the Texas Bee Lady do?" 😁🐝 It turned out that they were just passing through and moved on in a couple days. Such a wonderful vibe! Thank you for what you do!!💕💞
I would LOVE to see follow-ups on some of these hives. It would be neat to see how they're doing in their new home and how they’ve done with filling in the frames.
New subscriber here. I saw a beekeeper remove a swarm from a car in the parking lot of my job years ago (from inside); but seeing it now "up close and personal" is a real treat. Thank you for posting.
Thank you for subscribing and supporting me and the bees! All of my bee removals are performed for free to help people and bees in need, and it's all because of people like you watching and supporting my work!
I typically don't subscribe to bug related channels because I'm not a big fan of them but your passion for the bees and seeing how you handle them is genuinely super cool and lessens my fear of bees! Just subscribed, thank you for doing your part in saving the bees! 🐝🙏
It is always interesting to watch your contents, you are awesome! Thank you for all the content. Kind Regards and love from Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, South Africa. 🌹🌹🌹🌹❤❤❤❤🤗🤗🤗🤗
I've been working at an urban farm store for a year. We have two hives on site. One of my jobs is constructing bee hives to sell. I got excited watching this video, because I now know all the bee equipment and their functions. Gave me new appreciation for this content 💜
The Bee Herder! That must feel so cool to grab a hand full of bees. To feel them walking and buzzing as you relocate them to their new home. Don’t know if I could be that calm but I bet it feels amazing. Thanks for doing such a wonderful job caring for our bee friends. 😊
Nice to see you back on RUclips! I love your ASMR content, but this more cheerful conversational content is a delight. I love learning your specific observations about each colony and when you point out bee behavior. I’m still training my eye to see more than just a swarm! Like a lot of people in these comments, you’ve really helped me in overcoming my fear of bees after a very unpleasant experience as a child. Thanks to you I had the bravery to put my hand into a very friendly hive at the state fair this year. I’m not sure I liked it, exactly, but a younger me would’ve been sobbing from fear. I love animals and you’ve helped me see how intelligent and kind these remarkable creatures are. (Wasps can still go pound sand, but I’ve come to understand that bees and I generally agree on that.)
I have to say, I have come to accept bees, but I cannot accept, wasps or yellow jackets. who sting without provocation. I would truly appreciate seeing her take on wasp and yellow jackets. They must fill an important niche in the wild world, but I have yet to figure out what!🤨
I miss hearing "and it was another great day of saving the beezzzzz" ❤. Lovely work you are doing always 👏🏽
@idoye5112 perhaps consider the fact that they aren't all the same blonde Beekeeper...this one doesn't have that slogan
@@elisemiller13what do you mean?
@@elisemiller13same woman 100% Just not saying her phrase
I did very much like the follow up at the end talking about the colony after the rescue, that seems new to me. I do, very much more, miss "and it was another great day of saving the beezzzzz" as well. That needs to come back. It isn't the same without that ending. :(
Thanks for the much better music level!
Your reaction was priceless when you spotted queen
It's one of the best feelings in the world - and it never gets old. :)
Yes! Like a child on christmas ☺
Like a kid with a "Where's Waldo" book. So cute.
Priceless reaction after she extensively filmed the queen first.
@@Netactionyou know that editing goes on with these videos, right? A camera scanning across the bees is not the same as Erika scanning the same area.
Thank you for sharing the removal. Erika, You have been missed.
I have really missed sharing with y'all, and I'm happy to be back and working with an amazing team to bring you more content than ever before. Thank you for being here and for supporting me and the bees!
@TexasBeeworks I'm glad you're back. I was wondering what happened. I found another channel "How's Your Day Honey" with awesome bee relocations too. Like you, she often works without a bee suit. A few years ago, I watched Bee Czar on TV Walter could sense the bees temperament like you and often works without a suit. I remember people saying that wasn't possible and bee keepers wouldn't do that. But obviously those people were wrong. In this relocation, I liked how the bees formed a little chain when you first started scooping them. 😊 Looking forward to more videos from you. Thanks for helping the bees and letting us watch and learn!
@@jaygosch8705The beekeeping community got jealous and attacked her over her appearance on Joe Rogans pod cast. She had to stop posting for a while because they were not leaving her alone.
Another great day of saving the bees ❤
"... of saving the Beeez". How can any of us not be completely in love with Erika? Her husband is, indeed, a Very lucky guy. And I hope that he realizes that, and cherishes her for life. And I would be over-the-top proud if she was my grand daughter. (from a former central Texas resident from 1968 through 1971) 💖😊
It always amazes me to see a whole host of bees run to a new hive. Not fly, just boogie their little feet over. Bees are so cool.
When I first started beekeeping and was learning more and more about them I thought the same thing. They are pretty cool creatures!
I'm pretty good at spotting things, but how you find the queen just astonishes me.
The queen is always attended by her entourage that groom her and help her with egg laying and feeding her.
A circle of attendants like ladies in waiting wearing little pointy hats with veils and bright colored dresses.
OF course the queen is wearing a golden crown with precious gems so, it's not so hard.
And if that's not enough, she's doing that flat handed wrist swivel wave.
As she gets older, she'll begin to wear white curly wigs.
That comb looked great. Thank you yet again for sharing your removals Erika. Also, appreciate the support, Brian. .
Thank you for your ongoing support, Brian! Best wishes to you and your bees for a good fall season.
I have missed washing you this summer. both you and that woman in Florida and as a guy in California, also like watching too, but not too many videos this year.
I really enjoy your gentle voiceovers, but I really really enjoyed seeing you live and in person on this video. Big hive! Well done as always.
Thank you for your feedback - it means a lot to me! I'm working with a great new team and we have a lot more content coming soon. I hope you'll continue to share your thoughts with me, and thank you for watching!
I agree. I LOVE her new style. But I loved her OLD style. This one was so genuine. Howdy from San Saba County.
I have missed your uploads. Looking forward for more updates.
Oh my gosh! My kids and I missed you so much! Everything we see one, we say, “It’s another great day of saving the beeeees!”
Imagine having the guts to scoop bees with your hand!
Growing up, i was blwssed that as a late teen my dad worked with his uncle who kept MANY hives. They had no queen clips so he picked up the queen by her wings. Dad was able tocdo that all his life. He had the touch and bees never stung him. If he wanted bees to work certain flowers, he picked them up and relocated them. A gift to handle them so easily.
You are the real QUEEN!
It was nice to see you sit and talk about what you do.
I loved reliving this removal and sharing this story with y'all! And I really loved that Concha the Dog (who isn't even one of my five dogs) wanted to hang out and listen to me talk about bees. :)
I'm still amazed that you can handle bees like this and not get stung. You're brilliant
A big THANK YOU for turning down the background music compared to the last video; I was able to hear you without resorting to CC!
Your videos have taught me alot, thank you. I have always loved honeybees. Although not a beekeeper myself, yet. This summer i had the nicest experience with honey bees. The farmer across the field had hives brought in to pollinate his soybeans. The bees took over my BIrd bath as it was a hot summer with drought conditions. So i researched how to provide safe water stations for our beautiful little visitors. They were so docile and sweet tempered. It seemed like they recognized me and would find me if the water needed refilled. I fell in love with them. When the season ended and the hives were taken away, I felt sad I miss them. There are honey bees from elsewhere coming and feeding on my hummingbird feeder, so I researched again. Learned about dearth and how to help the bees. The temps here in the Northwestern USA are getting colder so im sure the bees will soon not visit anymore. I feel blessed with this new friendship and understanding of honey bees. They are such amazing, hardworking,intelligent creatures. Please keep educating about them.
I'm astounded that you weren't hospitalized after dropping the comb from a 50,000+ beehive. What gentle bees!
God bless this woman, her channel and all the good she brings into this world
Me too. You have such a melodic way of saying that. Please don’t stop. Stay well and Happy.
Where have you been? I've missed you! Nevermind. None of my business! But I'm glad you're ok and still saving the bees!
I've missed y'all too! This is the start of a new chapter for me, and I'm so thankful to everyone for joining me and the bees.
Love watching your videos, very happy to see you posting again 🫶🏻🐝🍯
I loved watching you talk. It was so much more engaging than your typical (and beautiful) voiceover! Watching you scooping piles of bees is so scary! Kudos to you! Thanks! Lou, NY
Saving natures hardest workers, one hive at a time.
Great job
I love your videos! I like this new style of video with you talking in a more natural way. I like the other style also. Thank you for teaching me about the world of bees. When I’m tending to the flowers in the garden, I talk to the bees now. And I’m happy to know they are going to bring back pollen to their hive.
I love watching these removals. Especially the gentle ones when you scoop up a hundred bees at a handful and shake them into the new box.
I have to say that I love what you do. So many people are scared of bees and their first instinct is to kill them. They are so important to life. They need more people like you who are willing and able to care for them. Thank you for being there to help them. You are a wonderful soul.
I Love a Happy Ending.
You are amazing.
Thank you for these videos. It’s absolutely incredible what you do.
I’m glad they called you to get the bees. They get to go to a safe new home.
A huge round of applause from the UK. Your understanding of the bee's nature and your treatment of them shows great care and experience.
All the best.
Thank you so much for watching and for your thoughtful comment!
watching you perform your craft brings me a calmness and stillness that grounds me. Saving the bees is such a mighty endeavour (and necessary). You should know that sharing your gift helps some of us human folks too. much oblige!
I believe you are a true Queen. Whatever pheromones that protect you are beautiful. You have such a calming demeanor both with your bee buddies and your fans. Thank you!
I love watching you work with the bees. You treat them so carefully and gently. The bees themselves are a joy to watch.
those bees can sense your energy & that you're trying to help them. it's a beautiful thing to watch - i love your content :)
'and it was another great day of saving the bees!!'
so good to see you again
Sl glad for a new video, I love watching you save the beeeessss! Love when you say that, thanks for all your hard work that you share with us all here on RUclips. ❤❤❤🎉😊😊❤🎉❤
can’t express how thrilled I am to see this channel back. It’s been one of my absolute favorites, and I really missed the unique content you bring. Your videos always inspire and entertain, and they have a special way of brightening my day. I’m eagerly looking forward to what you have planned next, keep up the fantastic work. ❤❤❤
And ofcourse this beautiful lady has a beautiful dogg as well. Thanks for saving the beeezzz!❤
What a joy it is to watch you with your bees. I love watching you so calmly caring for the comb and your affection and appreciation for God's little creatures that serve us all so well. I love watching you "scoop" the little creatures. They seem so sense your care and it is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing as you do with us all. We need bees for pollinating, and we need their honey. ❤
I LOVE seeing long form content from you! This was beautiful. Thank you!
Erica... Your 'sit down' commentary was a nice touch & change up to your previous videos... and yes, I too, missed your traditional sign off of "and it was another great day of saving the bee'z"👍
You are the bee queen too, giving them another chance to live somewhere else
My favorite part of every video is the joy you have when you find the queen!!! Thank you for sharing :)
That's one of my favorite parts of every removal too. :)
I just love how excited she gets finding the Queen bee... She is such a lovely lady with a beautiful passionate job she loves so much... ❤
I'm so glad you are back. I really miss the "and it’s another great day of saving the beeeees" but it's ok just seeing you scooping the bees make my day
This was such an enjoyable 8 minutes! I’m trying hard to be less afraid of bees in real life and watching these videos makes me feel so calm and in awe of how fascinating they are. 🐝
That box looked so much like a (classic modern human-made) beehive. Could you imagine that completely full? Wow.
Oh my. What a beautiful video. The more I watch the more I learn. I hope young people are watching these videos. to understand how and why we need our bees. Thank you for being such a great care taker of our most important part of our well being.
Incredibly awesome to be so close to all those calm bee's 🎥
I really appreciate these episodes where you're using regular conversational voice. Thanks!
She's back saving the beeessss.😂❤
Scotland loves your posts 🏴
Oh, wow! Thank you so much for watching all the way from Scotland! That's so cool! Howdy from Texas!
@@TexasBeeworks Can confirm from the Isle of Skye.
I've been hoping for more new, longer videos highlighting your work. Good to see you again. Thanks!
So nice to see another of your videos. I love them and have been missing them.
I have really missed these "longer" videos. You're awesome!😍🐝🐝
I love watching you work with bees. They are such interesting by little creatures, and I enjoy watching them at home too.
So happy to see you posting long-form videos on RUclips again! Thanks again for your expertise and care...you're a real-life superhero!
I love your videos in this style!
I absolutely love the enthusiasm and joy you get from finding the queen ✨♥️
Thank you for your calmness , gentleness and love for and connection with the bees ❤😄
Awesome and I love watching. ❤❤❤
Thank you for watching and for supporting me and the bees!
@@TexasBeeworks you're welcome
this is comforting...i appreciate you dropping a long form video and enthusiastically talking. thank you.
So wonderful to see your long videos again!! You've been missed! 💛Love your gentle way with the bees! Recently a swarm of bees took up residence in a tree just outside my front porch, I thought to myself "what would the Texas Bee Lady do?" 😁🐝 It turned out that they were just passing through and moved on in a couple days. Such a wonderful vibe! Thank you for what you do!!💕💞
I think this video was absolutely perfect and I hope that you do a lot more. We’ve missed you.
I would LOVE to see follow-ups on some of these hives. It would be neat to see how they're doing in their new home and how they’ve done with filling in the frames.
I like your dog at the beginning, he or she is so adorable🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹
I really miss regular vids. This is like ASMR and a reminder I need to be kinder
Awesome to have you back. Love your work ❤❤❤
Really nice to hear your explanation. Missed seeing you uploading ❤
huge talent/somehow the bees just "know" their friend❤❤❤❤❤
The joy you show is a true testament to how much you love doing this. I would have said this job, but obviously it's not work for you.... A passion.
Something about watching these videos literally calms my soul. Appreciating and respecting the small things in nature heaps great rewards.
Good to see you post again. I had bees when I was a kid and it’s good to go back a little.
New subscriber here. I saw a beekeeper remove a swarm from a car in the parking lot of my job years ago (from inside); but seeing it now "up close and personal" is a real treat. Thank you for posting.
Thank you for subscribing and supporting me and the bees! All of my bee removals are performed for free to help people and bees in need, and it's all because of people like you watching and supporting my work!
I typically don't subscribe to bug related channels because I'm not a big fan of them but your passion for the bees and seeing how you handle them is genuinely super cool and lessens my fear of bees! Just subscribed, thank you for doing your part in saving the bees! 🐝🙏
It’s so cool seeing you save them! There are other bee channels that see it as their mission to wipe out any and all wild hives!
It is always interesting to watch your contents, you are awesome! Thank you for all the content.
Kind Regards and love from Port Elizabeth, Eastern Cape, South Africa.
🌹🌹🌹🌹❤❤❤❤🤗🤗🤗🤗
Loved this! Keep doing your amazing work, saving the bees!
I've been working at an urban farm store for a year. We have two hives on site. One of my jobs is constructing bee hives to sell. I got excited watching this video, because I now know all the bee equipment and their functions. Gave me new appreciation for this content 💜
Yes, nice to hear you speak so lovingly of the bees!💕
You are❤ an amazing woman and we thank you for the great service to humanity
Glad to see a more recent one. Amazing content.
The Bee Herder! That must feel so cool to grab a hand full of bees. To feel them walking and buzzing as you relocate them to their new home. Don’t know if I could be that calm but I bet it feels amazing. Thanks for doing such a wonderful job caring for our bee friends. 😊
I ❤ you miss bee lady
Glad to see you back, we missed you! ❤
I love watching you work with the bees. You are so gentle with them. I've learned a lot about bees from watching your channel.
You have such a charm about you :) Thank you for sharing your love of bees and saving them!
It's mesmerizing watching the bees marching toward the new colony. Great video!
We need them so much more than they us--it's a great thing that people like you try to help them. Giving back.
Awesome. So happy there are bee loving people like you ,thanks thanks to the bees to whom I am grateful for.
Yay Erika your back!!! We missed you and your beezzzz 🐝 ❤
And it was another great day of saving the bees! I love watching your hive relocations.
You are a legend! I bet you have a lot of admiring fans watching at a safe distance when you do these jobs.
I appriciate the education and demonstration on bee handling. Wish I had known much earlier in life.
Loved your commentary and side-bar
Thank you for saving the bees!
Getting a overflowing hand full of bees while collecting a swarm is one of my favorite things to do as well.
Absolutely mesmerizing ❤. I love your patience and compassion with the bees. I have learned so much from your videos about bees. Thank you ❤
We really need more Bee content from you. I love these rescues!!
Nice to see you back on RUclips! I love your ASMR content, but this more cheerful conversational content is a delight. I love learning your specific observations about each colony and when you point out bee behavior. I’m still training my eye to see more than just a swarm!
Like a lot of people in these comments, you’ve really helped me in overcoming my fear of bees after a very unpleasant experience as a child. Thanks to you I had the bravery to put my hand into a very friendly hive at the state fair this year. I’m not sure I liked it, exactly, but a younger me would’ve been sobbing from fear. I love animals and you’ve helped me see how intelligent and kind these remarkable creatures are.
(Wasps can still go pound sand, but I’ve come to understand that bees and I generally agree on that.)
You are truly the best on you tube!🥰
I have to say, I have come to accept bees, but I cannot accept, wasps or yellow jackets. who sting without provocation.
I would truly appreciate seeing her take on wasp and yellow jackets. They must fill an important niche in the wild world, but I have yet to figure out what!🤨
Great video again Erika. You really are a star. So awesome with the bees. 🙋♂️👏👏🇬🇧
I so enjoy work…another great day of saving the bee. 😊