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In hindsight, a bee vacuum would've been a much better option for a swarm like this. The girls were just too spread out in an awkward, high space, and we had no idea where the queen might be.
Watch and learn!
I got a small sting on my finger through the glove, and worse, one on my lip through the veil when I leaned back. I had a fat lip that night, and a fat jaw the next day. Weird! But I'm all right now.
That's a real cool video! So glad your lip and jaw are back to normal.
ReplyDeleteDo you collect regular honey bees or wasps too? Is there such thing as a queen "wasp"?
ReplyDeleteYou are a one-woman bee _machine_! Good on ya!
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