739 views 10 likes 0 dislikes
Channel: Jeff Heriot
This video shows why I don't want my grandchildren walking around bare footed.
Video length: 3:41
Category: Howto & Style
7 comments
Thursday, 31 October 2019
Wednesday, 30 October 2019
House Martins in Devon - John Walters and Kevin Cox
155 views 2 likes 0 dislikes
Channel: Phil Chandler - Barefoot Beekeeper
Renowned naturalist John Walters talks about the remarkable House Martin - a familiar, yet rather mysterious migratory bird. Kevin Cox, chair of Devon Birds, gives an introduction and closing talk about the Dartmoor House Martins project.
http://johnwalters.co.uk
http://dartmoorhousemartins.org
Video length: 47:50
Category: Pets & Animals
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Channel: Phil Chandler - Barefoot Beekeeper
Renowned naturalist John Walters talks about the remarkable House Martin - a familiar, yet rather mysterious migratory bird. Kevin Cox, chair of Devon Birds, gives an introduction and closing talk about the Dartmoor House Martins project.
http://johnwalters.co.uk
http://dartmoorhousemartins.org
Video length: 47:50
Category: Pets & Animals
0 comments
Tuesday, 29 October 2019
Kenyan topbar beehive
5290 views 28 likes 3 dislikes
Channel: Artist as Family
Robyn Rosenfeldt of PIP magazine Australia, gives an introduction to her newest craft – Kenyan topbar beekeeping.
Video length: 5:39
Category: People & Blogs
1 comments
Channel: Artist as Family
Robyn Rosenfeldt of PIP magazine Australia, gives an introduction to her newest craft – Kenyan topbar beekeeping.
Video length: 5:39
Category: People & Blogs
1 comments
Monday, 28 October 2019
Drone Mystery Solved.wmv
2364 views 24 likes 0 dislikes
Channel: Phil Chandler - Barefoot Beekeeper
People have always wondered why drone (male) honeybees have such large eyes - much bigger than those of workers - yet they do no foraging for food.
The usual explanation is that they need good eyesight to spot a queen bee in flight.
Now, for the first time on film, is evidence that there is quite a different explanation!
(Warning: not to be taken too seriously!)
Video length: 0:44
Category: Pets & Animals
5 comments
Channel: Phil Chandler - Barefoot Beekeeper
People have always wondered why drone (male) honeybees have such large eyes - much bigger than those of workers - yet they do no foraging for food.
The usual explanation is that they need good eyesight to spot a queen bee in flight.
Now, for the first time on film, is evidence that there is quite a different explanation!
(Warning: not to be taken too seriously!)
Video length: 0:44
Category: Pets & Animals
5 comments
Sunday, 27 October 2019
Honeybee Removal Using Top Bar Hive
840 views 25 likes 0 dislikes
Channel: Patrick Thomas
This is a removal from under a mobile home in Lakeland, Florida. I used a top bar hive in this removal because I'm running out of Langstroth equipment at the moment. The beautiful new comb seen at the rear of the colony is mainly built with the flow we are having with Brazilian pepper at the moment.
www.savebeesflorida.com
Natural, organic, Langstroth, top bar hive, treatment free, foundationless, Lakeland, Florida, Winter Haven, Polk County, Brazilian pepper, honey bee, mobile home, removal, cut out, trap out
Video length: 14:49
Category: People & Blogs
8 comments
Channel: Patrick Thomas
This is a removal from under a mobile home in Lakeland, Florida. I used a top bar hive in this removal because I'm running out of Langstroth equipment at the moment. The beautiful new comb seen at the rear of the colony is mainly built with the flow we are having with Brazilian pepper at the moment.
www.savebeesflorida.com
Natural, organic, Langstroth, top bar hive, treatment free, foundationless, Lakeland, Florida, Winter Haven, Polk County, Brazilian pepper, honey bee, mobile home, removal, cut out, trap out
Video length: 14:49
Category: People & Blogs
8 comments
Saturday, 26 October 2019
Working bees in a Kenya Top Bar Hive (KTBH)
28820 views 10 likes 2 dislikes
Channel: Apiconsult
Check out my online bee course on Udemy:
https://www.udemy.com/background-to-beekeeping/?couponCode=DISCOUNT1299
This particular video is about manipulation of bees and combs in a KTBH with African bees - Apis mellifera scutellata. The video was filmed in Kenya.
Video length: 2:57
Category: Science & Technology
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Channel: Apiconsult
Check out my online bee course on Udemy:
https://www.udemy.com/background-to-beekeeping/?couponCode=DISCOUNT1299
This particular video is about manipulation of bees and combs in a KTBH with African bees - Apis mellifera scutellata. The video was filmed in Kenya.
Video length: 2:57
Category: Science & Technology
0 comments
Friday, 25 October 2019
QUEEN RAISE IN TOP BAR HIVE
629 views 2 likes 1 dislikes
Channel: Petar Petrov
Video length: 1:37
Category: Science & Technology
0 comments
Channel: Petar Petrov
Video length: 1:37
Category: Science & Technology
0 comments
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