Honey Bee Swarming - A swarm of bees enter a hive - Part 1

[saintron60]

Please... Just look up on the Inet your nearest bee keeper if a HoneyBee swarm shows up. They are more than happy to come remove them for you for free. Wasps and other critters are different. Mankind would starve were it not for the HoneyBee. They only swarm when they outgrow "population" their current hives.

[finalfanta25]

time to go put a giant hornet nest in there. those things can kill a whole hive with barely 50. they are spartan warriors haha

[DeusPayne]

vuvuzelas!

[RigsPGT]

My new hive was looking exactly the same and im afraid they swarmed somewhere else because i got a call from my mother saying that the whole backyard was filled with bees flying around.

When i got home i found the same picture as shown in the video and quickly i got my tools and an empty hive to sweep them in the new hive. Now everything went back to normal but i hope the queen didnt disappear!

[briangorrell]

I was stung last year and I'm still not over it.

Terrified of bees

[warspitejr]

i loved bees untill one stung me...

[soraroxasdude2]

@warspitejr me 2

[Medditerranean]

Well, I love bees. Where I live, I collect honeybees and place them in hives, partially because I like this thing called the BeeCare Society. The bees are all doing well. But where I live, you only find at most 4 bumblebees in one day in a whole field of flowers, and about 100 honeybees. I REALLY want bumblebees. Solitatry bees are little speed maniacs.

[Medditerranean]

You go, little fellows!

[fotohogger]

Swarms are very interesting. I have obtained honeybees twice through swarms but was never around to witness the activity. Nice job filming, thanks for sharing.

[antiwardotcom]

where is the queen?

[briangorrell]

@antiwardotcom Here I am!

[peanutwafflez]

cool but wierd 1st comment!