Honey Bees swarming Apis mellifera and the famous Waggle Dance performed by scouts
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Hi Fred, what I found helpful when collecting swarms is to place a frame of brood in the hive, that will hold the bees there, however, if the scouts agree on a place their really excited about, they will leave the hive & brood for the new location that excites them so much, If you collect it late in the afternoon & wait till all the bees are in, moving the hive to a new location away from familiar country to them, you can guarantee they'll stay in the box. That's my experience, regards Jeff
mugsyjeff 6 months ago
@mugsyjeff Thanks Jeff.. that's al good info... this method worked for me... adding brood would certainly jump start the colony! Thank you for posting your experience...
HTCSWEOD 6 months ago
I'd like to let everyone know that not only did this colony survive winter in great style, every colony I have made it this year, 100% of my bees made it through winter and are going strong. I use no treatments nor meds to help them along, these are survivor bees... hygienic and resistant naturally... the industry as a whole however is not doing very well. WE need more backyard apiaries that are not trucked about the country. Thanks for watching!
HTCSWEOD 1 year ago 2
This is awe-mazing information. If only we weren't so afraid to get this close to bees. I'm glad you aren't!
Shirley
GardenWorldReport 2 years ago 4
Thanks Shirley... I find that we are afraid of what we don't understand... fascination can override caution :}
HTCSWEOD 2 years ago
DO you know how i can get rid of them without hurting them
Johann0220 2 years ago
Call your area bee keepers association... you can find them online normally, or via your Dept. of Ag. Extension office.. they will have a contact for you....
HTCSWEOD 2 years ago