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  1. noble

    Help relocation of wild bee's

    I feel the same way . Lol
  2. noble

    Help relocation of wild bee's

    They all went back in the hive.
  3. noble

    Help relocation of wild bee's

    It looked like they went back in the hive after a while. There where 7 super seager cells for the new queen that they built be for we harvested them. After our second week it looked like she stopped laying. I was told one of the new queen's would take over. I was all so told and read...
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    Help relocation of wild bee's

    Where do you live and what's the weather like? Have you been feeding or anything? [/quot South louisiana (buras) the temperature was in the 60s and it was the first day that has not been 30 mile per hour wind.
  5. noble

    Help relocation of wild bee's

    Any help would be nice please
  6. noble

    Help relocation of wild bee's

    Anyone know y they are doing this .
  7. noble

    Help relocation of wild bee's

    Ok Sunday will be a week with the boxes closed. It has been in the 60s at night at the coldest here in Buras Louisiana. Day time in the 70s the weather is awesome. I go out to the bee's 4 or 5 times a day and sit on the ground and just watch them I don't touch the box. Which is hard for...
  8. noble

    Help relocation of wild bee's

    Thank you all so much. I already set up the boxes. The hard part will be leaving the boxes closed and not looking in. Lol
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    Help relocation of wild bee's

    Thank u so much. We left one brood box on the top with frames and plastic cell coated with the natural bee's wax that comes with it. I did this in the hopes that they will build new honey,nectar, eggs,and caped brood. I figured then when they are strong and more of them I can go replace...
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    Help relocation of wild bee's

    First thank you so much for the insite. And yes I have made many mistakes, I know now. We put the combs In however they would fit and now I know that that was wrong but I dont know how to fix it. Some are upside down. The caped stuff that is there probably is honey but I thought it could...
  11. noble

    Help relocation of wild bee's

    I think this is brood. Please tell me if im wrong.
  12. noble

    Help relocation of wild bee's

    The queen superceder cells are spread out on 3 separate combs. All so 70% of the combs are full of nectar, not much pollin. The flowers here have not started to bloom yet.
  13. noble

    Help relocation of wild bee's

    I opent the hive yesterday to check them and found that thwy where connecting the comb int the frames to the frams. I think thats good. There was not much brood, or larve . But remember that they have only been out for 5 days. They also maid 6 superceder cells. I think that eather they are...
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    Help relocation of wild bee's

    Sorry I don't know what OP means? But I kept them locked up for 2 days they are out now. And seem to be doing fine. I have only looked in the top of the box "super" because I don't want to mess with them to much and them leave. When do u think it would be safe to open it all up and see...
  15. noble

    Help relocation of wild bee's

    Ok I posted it on YouTube its under amateur wild bee harvest Hope I did it right lol
  16. noble

    Help relocation of wild bee's

    Cool I'll try that
  17. noble

    Help relocation of wild bee's

    I have video but I don't know how to load it .
  18. noble

    Help relocation of wild bee's

    this is what the wall looked like when we were done. this is when we found them.
  19. noble

    Help relocation of wild bee's

    this is when we got there. in progress
  20. noble

    Help relocation of wild bee's

    My husband was alergic as a young man but he's fine now he got stung on purpose and nothing happened. And I'll try and post more pictures.
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