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Sunday, May 22, 2011

Difficult Bee Landings

Today the bees were falling all over themselves trying to land on the hive entries. For fun I filmed it:

3 comments:

  1. Anonymous8:16 PM

    That's a cool video, thanks for posting it.
    Did you know that the ads at the bottom of your post are for bee exterminators? Do you think they would change that for you?

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  2. I wrote to Google adsense and said I didn't want ads for bee exterminators on my site since I am FOR the bees, not for getting rid of the bees. They don't provide a personalized response, but maybe it will have some effect - we'll see.

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  3. Wonderful video!

    That's about what my hives look like this week, especially since my hives are surrounded by brush on the sides, and it acts as a natural 'funnel' to direct the bees to their hives.

    Very cool!

    Chris
    Show Me The Honey

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