this means that the bees have pollinated less and the percentage of bees that gather pollen has also declined, tossed to gathering less pollen for a few days, may not be a huge problem for honey bees. but we always looked at the wild bees as well. and if they don't find anything to eat for a few days, then that can be a much bigger problem because they have a much shorter life span any way plus hobbin. that's why these consequences are very, very important boys effects. and it's important to be able to measure those, but some of the messing comes out of the complex eco system of the thing. everything is interconnected, father, and if we create the foundations for the smallest creatures to thrive force, then larger creatures can also live. well, there a when somebody has been standing gate escape i as mission of the holding fee . when we talk about bees dying out, it's not really about the honey bees, but all these wild be in the honey bees have the beekeepers who take care of them. but these wild beast just don't have anyone to the up. that's why they're the ones that are dying outri

bee, to the main bribe, the beekeeper who lives his whole life in one area, he is already focuses on the main one. so knowing your honey plants, the time of their flowering, bring the bees to the honey plants in time, expand in time, the bee can only work, we are at the bottom of the middle polevskoye lake, it was called chernitskoye lake, after the reclamation of the 70s... and build honeycombs for yourself , or sit in a double tree, or maybe even in dense foliage, that’s not why, when we give smoke, they get into the goiter and cannot, so to speak, bend the brush, sting us, it’s more difficult for them to sting us, bee. in order to find a place for a point, you need to walk through, drive a motorcycle, the territory, because without choosing, without inspecting, of course. well, it turns out that these are the frames that we selected, now we need to remove the cast from them in order to roll honey from them, initially, when we started, i printed it with... a knife, this is a homemade knife, made from a band saw, curved sharpened, then we got forks for printing, we use zara forks, i

the field bees are the life insurance of the colony. if they couldn't find their way back, all the bees with star, that's why they have to be master navigators. bean and again yesterday and when the bees have finished their 1st stage of life with their hive tasks, they have to get to know the landscape and can stuff up until that point. they've only been inside the dark. hi lindsay, and so when the young bees blind for the 1st time, they fly out turnaround immediately and practically fly backwards practitioners to stainless. always looking at the hive while moving away because they shed it's line uptown and down. i've seen them often, and this is how they get to know the coordinates of the heights. they find their way with an innate navigation system. being these have a great sense of time and follow the path of the sun even when it's cloud. even people have been god's in their solar compass, helps them keep their bearings so they can always find home. but can it also work if they're moved to an unknown area in complete darkness? an exp

all 5 bees find their way home. as none of them made it in under 2 minutes, the slow as time was 8 minutes. 40 seconds. this experiment dates back to the 19th century. when behavioral biologists jump on, a brief thoughtless, invented. but we've only just recently understood how they do it. like us humans, these have a virtual map stored in their brains. they can store landmarks such as streams, houses, flowering meadows pads, and their position in relation to the high in flight. they can navigate home perfectly from a new location within their habitat. the . it's an amazing achievement for a brain, just the size of a tiny grain of rice, the still the brain has $1000000.00 neural connections. in comparison, there are 86000000000 nerve cells in the human brain. the process and store images, shapes, language and experiences. among other things, a close relative, the bumblebee has a similarly tiny brain, but their intelligence isn't just about the number of neurons. many insects have a letter, like vengeful, nervous cor

no, not the bees, not the bees. yes, nicolas cage bees! >> you can't be serious, man. >> you cannot be serious. we are surrounded with bees here. >> they prospered while thousands of bees swarming the court at the indian wells open in southern california. >> that is a spot of calm that is obviously very popular with bees. >> the bees stinging the second ranked player in the world, carlos alcaraz, on the head as they swarmed the camera above the court. the queen bee apparently taking up residence on the camera. >> if the queen is there, they will follow that thing. >> officials calling in this man, lance davis, who runs a bee removal service called killer bee live removal. >> i think he has done it before . >> i think he might be right. >> davis was able to vacuum up the bees, eventually allowing the match to resume. >> the sting carlos alcaraz suffered did not slow him down. he went on to easily beat his opponent. >> well, i'm not going to lie, i'm a little bit afraid of the bees. >> yeah, i bet you are. the beekeeper has now become a cele

the oldest bee that was found is more than 100 million years old, and the main mass discovery of beesy survived everything, they survived dinosaurs, the change of the earth’s poles, these are the oldest inhabitants of our planet. and humanity disappears, the bee probably won’t notice it, but there is a clear opinion that albert einstein once expressed, he said that as soon as it disappears bee, humanity will remain for 4 years. it’s no secret that the percentage of yield increases significantly due to cross-pollination, so many agricultural enterprises prefer to pay maximum attention to these workers, placing bee families near the cultivation of any agricultural crops. belarus sows about 700 thousand hectares of rapeseed, the target is to sow about a million hectares. the entire yield of rapeseed, by and large, is on the small proboscis of the bee. all the income that beggars earn is just 10%. and 90% is the income that pollination brings to bees around the world. a garden cannot exist without bees. today, scientists count more than ten products that bees produce. these include honey,

, use what god gives, what is in nature, in time, so that the bee, the bee colony gains strength, the working bee, to the main bribe, the beekeeper who lives all life in one area, he already orients, it is a person who has already tied them out into the fields, putting them on the asphalt, a bee is a forest bee, when forest fires, the bees collect reserves of honey in their crops, which is enough for them to live for at least three days, they hid, leave their home, fly to a safe area and thanks supply of honey... from one, from one i started, from my father i inherited some single-walled branch, i knew a swarm, a fellow villager, a woman called me, the swarm turned out to be not even the first, the second already had a barren uterus that was not blessed, the uterus went to beneficiation , flew. place the largest hive at the shortest distance and they are called a warm drift hive. young bees who communicate closely with me and moved to the platform are used because our area is not very favorable for beekeeping. we are busy, we need to joke with the honey plants, go to them to lead the

for the first guest, bees and wasps bite people, tell me who is more dangerous, a wasp or a bee, righthis let's start with the question, michal egorovich has an apiary, he is generally a big funder and an amateur. well basically a bee sting from a wasp is equally dangerous, well , there may be even more bees, another question is that a bee sting is more dangerous, it causes anaphylactic shock, the whole question here is what the answer will be, how predisposed a person is, so to speak to this one, well... i figured it out, look, this is a wasp, this is a bee, you see the sting, butts, oops, the thing is that when a bee stings you, stings you, then this sting, it remains in yours, it remains in your tissue, well, that is, it can sting once, once yes, then it thus leaving this sting little by little. the poison remains in the sting as if in an ampoule and it is constantly in the body , it is released there, and the wasp bit, stung, injected some of it and left. my question may seem stupid, but i'll ask it. my grandmother started going to bee stings, she says: it’s so useful, it cures all

, use what god gives, what is in nature, in time, so that the bee, the bee family gains strength, thee main bribe, knowing his honey plants, the time of their flowering, in time to bring the bees to the honey plants, in time to expand, the bee can only work, we are at the bottom of the middle polis lake, it was called chernitskaya. and i can’t, so to speak, bend my arm, pity us, it’s more difficult to pity us, bees, in my opinion, can’t be done at any time, originally it was in the genes, my grandfather on my father’s side was engaged in log beekeeping, then... frame no hive it was in our area that the literature also did not reach anywhere to blame the experience of other countries, for example, my grandfather, my father tried, he already subscribed to magazines, read newspapers, and i... from my father left as a legacy like one willow, having learned i'm swarming, a fellow villager, a woman called me, the swarm was not even the first, the second was already with a barren queen, the queen went to benevolence, flew and the sparrow took off and caught, catching, i... every day we work

modern aluminum ladder i’ll still climb to my hut, where the bees live in natural conditions, we addthe smoke at first, remove their aggression, the bees have such an instinct, there is a danger of fire, they need to collect a full crop of honey, the bees completely flew away, but the hive remained, in this way they saved themselves, here they are these bees. the field bees that live here are dark and so tiny, they know their owner by smell, each person has their own aura, they are bees, they feel this aura, because they have an information field, very strong, powerful, very, they are very smart insects, very smart, they live on earth longer than we do, so they have developed ... such knowledge of how to behave, these are my bees, go, collect syrup, get ready for the winter, the hive is not very big, well, they live at a height of about 5 m, there are still five of them on this pine tree, here they are still all... water was like a hobby, and he was a designer, the head of a large boiler room, an engineer, technologist, and then that’s it, i gave it all up, i started doing the same t

here they are, these bees, polesie bees, these dark ones live here. knows by smell, each person has hisy are the bees who feel this aura, because they have the information field, very strong, powerful, very, they are very smart about insects, very smart, they live on earth longer than we do, so they have developed such literacy in how to behave, here... these are my bees, go, collect syrup, get ready for the winter, the street is not very big, well, they live at a height of about 5 m, there are still five of them on this pine tree, they haven’t taken all the syrup yet, so they pulled out the honeycombs, this year they are like this from top to bottom insects will hibernate below. the heights on earth have already gone amazing, intuition often leads me through life in all directions, i changed five specialties before becoming this beekeeper, it was like a hobby, and i was a designer, the head of a large boiler room, an engineer, a technologist. and then i gave it all up, left it, started doing the same thing thoroughly, in order to preserve the memory of my ancestors, what they did, to s

when we talk about bees dying out, it's not really about the honey bees, but all these wild be in the honey bees, have the beekeepers who take care of them. but these wild beast just don't have anyone to the up. that's why they're the ones that are dying outright mounted any kind of causing all stabs in this. it was one down here as an insect hotel and that's awesome for the wild beast. and it's also really easy. you simply drill holes and some would want to apologize. i suppose it is. oh, that's what it looks like when the wild be living there can be no, but as well. it's actually a good thing that there is some clay on it that i mean, because it means the wild bees that move in clinton and they won't read again until next year. hank, it's silvia when they flip somebody else and they are in these tubes for a year and then the next year they're ready to go again. yeah. and then the dumpster is it is office and basically i see it like this. everyone is heard of honey bees. they opened the door to everything else to do with nature. and if the honey bees are doing well, many other animal

hives and stole thousands of bees. tonight we hear from the man known as the bee detective. >> technically it could be a felony to steal a single bee. >> what he says about hive heists that might surprise you. >>> no, we missed it. >> and that isn't a commuter upset they will be late to work. >> we had to step out of the train at some of them and run out on to the platform and grab a photo really quick. >> these guys are racing through b.a.r.t. stations on a high speed mission to break a world record. >>> plus, a billion dollar lotto jackpot was basically heaven sent for a man who has spent years fighting for his life. >> i thought, you don't have to go up now. >>> from kpix,s in the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> and good evening, i'm juliette goodrich in for sara tonight. we hear about people swiping everything from lawn furniture to tools and decorations from people's homes, well now apparent they includes bees. in the oakland hill, one beekeeper felt a sting in her heart when someone snatched

not very good, especially children, they come, sting a bee, so we keep their bees separately. it is very fashionable to get different pedigree bees, like you ... there is no big difference, and are you professional or for the soul? no, i am for the soul, i am for the soul, well, professionally - this is a lot of bees, a lot work, and i am a person who doesn't really like to work, so i hold them to the soul, how many years have you been engaged in beekeeping, well, so closely for 25-30 years, wow, well, in 25-30 years have the bees stopped surprising you with anything? to be interested, my god, they work, how to say, as inspirers of worker bees, worker bees, all females, so if you don't remove labor from there, they work much worse, a third, here are the owners - real workers, teachers by education opened their own ecomuseum, they like to receive guests, adults and children enthusiastically introduce the beekeeper's craft and local attractions. byasha, come on, come on, byasha! go to work, this is the main star of our estate, women and children love him very much, i fell in lov

scientists warn about the threat of extinction of central russian bees due to imported bee killers. 90% of what is imported is low-quality material. but pockets of resistance are growing stronger in the altai territory. vlada. plovskaya visited places where life is not always honey, but honey is life. this is how much air, this is no air. a unique session has opened at the all-russian center orlyonok, where children are taught to conduct underwater research. they receive international certificates. what language do young divers speak? why does an eaglet need to underwater? boat, svyatoslav gordik will tell you. hello, you are watching news on ntv, in the egor kalyvanov studio. the development of the moscow region was discussed today in the kremlin. vladimir putin had a meeting with the regional governor andrei vorobyov. he told the president that the situation in the regional economy is good. there are promising projects in cooperation with the moscow region; china, india and belarus are interested. new industrial parks are being built, the central ring road is being modernized, and the

i don't want all the bees and insects to die out. and yeah, i'm trying my best to do something about in class and getting started isn't present anything that was ancient and like, i've always been interested in nature. i grew up here in the country side. mean when you, i never had a cell phone, so i had to find other ways to keep myself busy. and i realized that nature wasn't doing so well. and then i started to build a ponds and put a bird boxes for birds to mast. uh and that's how it all came about. so this is, allison stands, a thing that often up to you, i knew i really only use the smoke when they're very aggressive and they don't like it. they think it's a forest fire. i, i the i'm, they haven't completed this one's best for you. but here you can see the natalie gets st born right. takes a while, the fact that she's on her way, good morning was just it has. so if you need it as a, as can it is, we hadn't planned at all for social media stuff to escalate like them. i made a video with the friends and we said this method has to g

, to use what god gives, what is in nature, in time, so that the bee, the bee family gains strength,ork of the bee, to the main bribe , the beekeeper who... living all his life in one area, he is already focused on the main bribe, knowing your honey plants, the time of their flowering, in time to bring the bees to the honey plants, in time to expand, the bee can only work, we are at the bottom of the middle polis lake, it was called... from school i immediately graduated from the smilovitsky technical college with a degree in beekeeping, qualification technician beekeeper, having associated his whole life with beekeeping, i started with one, started with one, inherited from my father some one-stage willows, having taken over a swarm. a fellow villager called me, the swarm turned out to be not even the first, the second already had a barren uterus that had not been fertilized, the uterus went to beneficiation, flew and the sparrow took it and caught it, yawning, i get on the train and eat the ram's womb for the python, so i... acquaintance with belarusian enterprises and the outstandi

scientists warn about the threat of extinction of central russian bees due to imported bee killers, butn the altai territory pockets of resistance are strengthening. vlada kiplovskaya visited. airborne combat vehicles. the crews of the t-90 a tanks to ensure safety, they were covered by groups of western troops, destroyed the drone control center, dugouts and armored vehicles, and fired from a closed firing position at a distance of about 5 km. from the air, the actions of our fighters were supported by su-34 fighters. the pilots eliminated the ukrainian armed forces stronghold. defense minister andrei belousov congratulated the russian military on the liberation of the village of staromaiskoye in the dpr. the head of the department sent telegrams to our soldiers, in which he noted that they showed courage and heroism in carrying out combat missions. at various points they defeated neo-nazis and foreign mercenaries with military personnel who took an important strategic point. sergei pekulin met. here is the russian flag on the roof of a house in the very center of the village of starom

, an austrian breed , a peaceful bee is considered hardworking. i will reduce the volume of the hive in this way, we will leave somewhere frames, 2, 4, 6, well, eight, seven can be left, and i will remove this, so that they are not, these bees sit more tightly, it will be right when they sit tightly, one to one, then they winter better, that is, they have it necessary less honey. for wintering, a modern ladder, aluminum retractable, i'll climb to my side, where the bees live, naturally. conditions we'll add syrup so that they can safely overwinter until spring, scare away smoke, at the beginning remove their aggression, bees have such an instinct, the danger of fire, they need to collect a full crop of honey, they flew away bees completely, and the hives ... than we therefore they have developed such literacy, how to hang yourself, these are my bees, go, collect syrup, get ready for wintering, the hive is not very big, well live at a height of about 5 m, there are still five of them on... and with snow, they haven't taken all the syrup yet, they'v

that has to be a different bee. it couldn't be the bee. i swung my net and nabbed the bee. i took it out and while it's kind of sleeping i snapped some photos of it and i start going oh, my gosh, oh, my gosh and thinking how can this be? >> reporter: beatrice is part of the conservancy group. >> it's exciting to be out in the field and get to feel like a community scientist. >> this is a once in a lifetime event. >> reporter: that's karl sanders, natural resources manager for the marin water district. were you surprised when you heard of it? >> absolutely. the fact on their first go-round they discovered this bee that hadn't been seen in decades is amazing. >> reporter: it does show that conservation efforts can succeed. think about how different the world was in 1980 versus now and this bee has just been persisting that entire time. >> reporter: hopeful sign? >> very hopeful. >> reporter: still the work's just beginning. >> we need to know more about it. when does it fly? what flowers does it visit for both pollen and nectar and collecting nesting resources? >> reporter: a

, so we keep their bees separately. it is very fashionable to have different pedigree bees. well, if you are professionally engaged, then yes, that is right, but if for the soul, then in principle there is no big difference, and are you professional or for the soul? no, i am for the soul, i am for the soul, well, professionally it is a lot of bees, a lot of work, and i am a person who does not really like to work, so i keep it for the soul. how many years have you been engaged in beekeeping? well, so closely already 25-30 years. wow, well, in 25-30 years have bees stopped surprising you with anything? or is it such an endless process, it is endless, it is an endless surprise, the last surprise for me was that i knew them, here is an example, here is a drone calling a drone - this is such an antisocial unpleasant face, yes water and i somehow for some reason never thought that if the woolies feed you, there that you will work off every milligram of honey, not a gram, you will work off a milligram, there it is unrealistic

now and bring you some honey, no, no, no, no, i won't go to the bees, i know these bees, i'd rather make my own honey, if the bees can do it, then i can too, am i worse than insects or something ? so, what will i need? i don't need this, i don't need this, we'll take this, we'll take this, so, so, i don't need this, i'll need this. dear bees, can i take some honey from you? it seems he can't hear me, i need to come closer. so, how does a honey-making machine work? it's very simple. everyone knows that honey is made from flower pollen, so here we have pollen for... and here the pollen dissolves in water mixes with sugar. why sugar, because everyone knows that honey is very sweet. you're right, tsypa, it's time for testing. dear bees, let me take some honey from you, and i 'll sing you a spring song for it, together. they're walking through the forest, collecting cones together, oh, bey, cones, nishki, oh, oh, dear bees, i wanted to see you, well, let's go, kesha, oh, kesha, save me, oh, oh, no, to make it in time, hold on, period. a i'm going to help, save me! success, well, how do y

, how much honey is there in them within these frames, maybe take out the side ones, this is a bee -he carnika breed, the austrian breed is considered a peace-loving bee. hardworking, i will reduce the volume of the hive in this way, we will leave somewhere frames 2, 4, 6, well, eight, seven can be left, and i will remove this so that they are, these bees sit more tightly, it will be correct when they sit tightly, one to one, then they winter better with them, that is, they have... they need less honey for wintering, a modern ladder, retractable with aluminum, i’ll still climb to my side, there they are... in in natural conditions, we will add syrup so that they can overwinter safely until spring, we scared them off with smoke at the beginning, to remove their aggression, the bees have such a danger in a fire, they need to collect a full crop of honey, the bees fly away completely. they live on the earth longer than we do, so they have developed such literacy in how to behave, these are my bees, go, collect syrup, get ready for the winter, they are not very big, well, they live at an

russian bees.ow striped and so so severe that you can’t scare them in the siberian winter. russian scientists predict their extinction due to imported illegal bees that are spreading. 90% is low-quality material. central russian bees are hardworking, hardy and stubborn. once you start collecting honey from acacia, for example, or angelica, you can’t exchange it for other plants. this produces valuable monofloral honey. the beekeeper is determined to bring the good quality of these bees to perfection. in general, it is believed that central russian bees are feisty, but according to the experience of ivan chubarov, the cleaner breed, the kinder the bees. i believe him, well, for now i walk along the pasika calmly, with an open face and unbitten. experiments with. breeding and crossing have already yielded results, during the season we collected 17 stores of honey last year , we received from it, that is, this is more than 200 kg of honey, if calculated from one hive, and from one hive, this is a reco

no, not the bees, not the bees. yes, nicolas cage bees! >> you can't be serious, man. we are surrounded with bees. here. play. pause, rewind. >> thousands of bees swarming the court at the indian wells open in southern california. >> yeah, that is a spot to camp. that is obviously very popular with bees. >> the bees stinging. the second ranked player in the world, carlos alcaraz, on the head as they swarmed the camera above the court, the queen bee apparently taking up residence on the camera. if the queen's there, they will follow that thing. officials calling in this man, lance davis, who runs a bee removal service called killer bee live removal. >> i think he's done it before. >> i think he might be right. >> davis was able to vacuum up the bees, eventually allowing the match to resume the sting. carlos alcaraz suffered did not slow him down. he went on to easily beat his opponent. >> well, i'm not going to lie, i'm a little bit afraid of the bees. >> well, that beekeeper has now become a celebrity at the tournament, even taking selfies with the fans. >> he saved th

allergy, you've all heard that there is an allergy to bee stings, to bee venom., it's not as common as an allergy to birch or to food, it's one of the least common allergies, but the most unpleasant thing is that 10% of people who suffer from this allergy develop anaphylactic reactions, that is, if the allergy manifests itself, this is itself... and it develops very quickly, and the trick of this situation is that with each new meeting, with each new bite or contact with this poison, the reaction intensifies, even if the first time there was a small reaction, then with the second, third, fourth, you will still do it to yourself, now does it help or not? i can just go to such a thing, such a principle in medicine, poison in some doses can always be medicine, the question of the dose is the presence or absence of your personal allergic reaction, let's say, a person like me will not even try to be treated because i have allergies, i will simply die, that is, it is unknown whether the pain will go away, but it is known for sure that i am alive, moreover, we are like

with each other, especially children, they come, sting a bee, so we keep their bees separately. now it is very fashionable to get yourself different pedigree bees, so how do you feel about this, well if you are doing it professionally, then yes, that is right, but if for the soul. then in principle there is no big difference, and are you professional or for the soul? no, i am doing it for the soul, i am doing it for the soul, well professionally, it is a lot of bees, a lot of work, and i am a person who doesn’t really like to work that way, so i am doing it for the soul, how many years have you been doing beekeeping, well, so closely for 25-30 years, wow, well, in 25-30 years the bees have stopped surprising you with anything or is it such an endless process, this is endless, this is endless surprise and... the last surprise for me was that i knew them, well, here's an example, here's a drone calling a drone - this is such an antisocial person, unpleasant, yes, water, and somehow, for some reason, i never thought that if the woolies feed you, there you will work off every millig

is considered hardworking, well, eight se can be left, and i will remove this one so that these beesre tightly, it will be right, when they sit tightly, one to one, then they winter better, that is , they need less honey for wintering. a modern aluminum retractable ladder, that's all i'll climb to my borka, where bees are terrified in natural conditions, add syrup so that they can safely overwinter until spring. scared them away with smoke at first, remove their aggression, they know their owner by smell, each person has his own aura, they bees here feel this aura, these are my bees, go, collect syrup, get ready for winter, not very big, well, they live at a height of about 5 m, there are still five pieces on this amazing the whole world on earth has already gone amazing. intuition often leads me through life in all directions, changed five specialties before becoming this beekeeper, it was like a hobby, and i was a designer, the head of a large boiler house, an engineer, a technologist, and then i gave it all up, left it. people have been engaged in beekeeping since 1539, when there

when, with what drugs and against what diseases were bee colonies treated.eason should be banned. they are all the same, by virtue of their own. so to speak, here is the breed composition, due to the fact that they are still southerners, they will not be able to endure and endure a long winter in many very regions of our country. any honey-bearing subspecies is good in the region where it originated and is cultivated. it is possible to safely replenish the russian bee gene pool with insects grown in germination climatic conditions, otherwise expansion will result in the collapse of beekeeping. denis voskovsky, vladislav dubtsov, korchuganov week in the city. in one of the villages near moscow, not far from sergiev posad, at night real devilry is going on. some people in strange outfits dance with tambourines, organize torchlight processions wrapped in animal skins, and perform pagan rituals, screaming heart-rendingly. the locals are horrified by this and they will make you tremble. a witchcraft, no less. and even the police came, but found nothing illegal. o

my own bee hive. they require they require care. so with all of our travel right now i thought, you know i shouldn't really start a bee right now. i mean, i can get the neighbors to watch the dog get up to watch and and what if bees taught you? oh, the bees have taught so much. i hope you enjoy the epitaph at the beginning of each chapter of the book. it's a beef act that goes with chapter. i have learned much from the bees. they have given me much more. i've given them they they just there's something about bees and you know, i start the book off saying how you know, i didn't like bees. most people are like i don't like bees, but then i tell how became involved with beehives and everywhere i went as second lady we would visit a bee hive if we could and i mean all over the world we learned how all the different beekeepers handled their bees and like for example, tell the story of montana. we visited a beekeeper and he said to me i you to know i can tell you bees they're all buzzing which bees are comi

udmurt honey, why are there so many apiaries, bees live well here, of course, bees live very well herecause we have a lot of forests and meadows, a lot of decoros, udmurts, they were among the first to begin to negotiate with bees and get honey, and how do you negotiate with bees, it happens in different ways when we negotiate, yes, when we agree, when we just get it, suits don't help, sometimes tavams don't help, i get tired and think what's wrong with my hand, i must say that this breed is very calm, here's a russian bee, it would, well, i think that it would not have let you near the apiary, i didn't think that bees could have a nationality, it turns out that maybe, our main honey plant is linden, it blooms from two to 7 days, during this period the russian bee, it powerfully pounces on the collection and can bring, at a hectare, well, this is generally. to do, and i began to give consultations, so i got involved, in general, i had to marry him, so that i could have my apiary, as far as i understand, there are more and more of them, yes, we will soon have to run, not everything is g

did swarms of 50,000 bees? with a lot of care- did you — swarms of 50,000 bees?ung? _ swarms of 50,000 bees? with a lot of care. did you get stung? no, - swarms of 50,000 bees? with a lot of care. did you get stung? no, we - swarms of 50,000 bees? with a lot of care. did you get stung? no, we had l care. did you get stung? no, we had to wear special _ care. did you get stung? no, we had to wear special bee _ care. did you get stung? no, we had to wear special bee suits, _ to wear special bee suits, protective closed and if we wanted a look at what was going on. but the slates were carefully removed to expose the bees and they were vacuumed up and collected in a special box. later on transfer to a hype and taken away from the property, overten hype and taken away from the property, over ten miles away and carefully looked after. the plan is to bring them back when the weather gets a bit warmer. but to be brought backin gets a bit warmer. but to be brought back in the orchard in the way that they will find that the way back. where are they now?— they will find that

the bees in that observation hive less so. >> it'd be nice if they brought them back, those bees don't have enough resources inside that observation hive to survive much longer. >> there's no real black market for beehives. no suspects in mind, and no sting operations in the works in oakland. henry lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> all righty. checking in on the weather. beautiful day today. tomorrow is going to be just about the same. and we roll the same all week until we get to friday when things switch around. winds go a little bit onshore, more onshore, and temperatures drop a couple of degrees and there's a chance for rain, especially on saturday night into sunday. but in the meantime, this big high pressure just sits right there and sends everything over the top. this is all week. this is tuesday, wednesday, thursday, a little bit into friday too. and then saturday a low kind of pushes down inside here and brings us an opportunity for some showers. so the opportunity for rain does exist. this weekend. it's a moving target in terms of timing this out because these systems it's going to

i make these bee traps and put the frames here. the main thing for pagavarim is to spend the winter in winter and practice. aleg, what do you need to work? well, we put the bees on eight frames, then we put the feeder. we pour syrup there. so, yes, we put the pillow, that's it, close the lid. yes, hello, hello winters. it is necessary for the right to treat bee ladies from hell parasites and hell contaminated, we have special treatments with caries for healthy bees. kleshch, which spreads among them almost all year round. klezh varoa. well, we place placards on many products in many areas of the minsk region. the hibernating summers and spring spring have passed, a lot of nectar is planned for the first time, and a barrel of honey in the central region is important 20. creations of nature are created from nature materials, grains, lindens, woods, ashlars and stones, abavyazkovy accompaniment - notes of asabistage craftsmanship and fantasy, at the same time of exclusiveness. our workshop produces icons, that is , the designer works

come on bee, bee, let's try a bee, okay, let's try, bee, well yeah, let's see where the mosquito is,nd you start saying this, which they are afraid of, yes you think, yes i think, to an older comrade, so i trust, mosquito, mosquito, still a mosquito, well what, mosquito, let's check, there is such a thing, yeah. so, we surveyed 100 people, as usual, asked them what insect people are afraid of. 32 people said a tick, we are fine, 19 said a mosquito, 11 - a wasp, seven - bee, two lines left, peony, and you know the answers, maybe you 'll join our team? i'd be happy to, look, i'm already on your team, here you go. arseniy, it's a nightmare, well, let's remember what usually happens at the dacha every summer, a tick. at the beginning of summer, then mosquitoes, so, then somewhere wasps, so, then, then silence, for a while, then bees, and then bees, well, i think it's a bumblebee, maybe, yes, a bumblebee mo, because i don't think they're afraid of them, it's like, you know, they're insects, which are kind of like, i was afraid of a bumblebee, i didn't know what a hornet is called, a horne

to our left is a bee patch. this is where the bees fly out, here is their window, and they live in ahe excursion, we will open a glass oley for you, the bees are peace-loving, what are you talking about, yes, the bakvast breed, yes, you see, we can walk peacefully, there we saw the ice of the bees, the window, well, now please find where they live here in in our room, here’s one, 2, 3, 4, 5, and now find the living ones, besides me, the real chicks, where do you think they live, here, yes, here, it opens like a botleyka, hold it, once, open, two, open, oh, i see, three. look, they are already working. did you know that not only do they have medicinal properties? bee products. just being near beehives in apiaries already has a healing effect. for these purposes , apidomiki have even been created here. the design of the house is quite simple, it is a wooden house. at the lika, the ice is located there in the apiary. the netting is closed at the top of the house, look here. yes, i see further that not a single insect can get through here, not a single one, not a single one, further on,

i make these traps for bees.pack has slightly damaged my ability, i put frames here, so, i process it, well, i tar it all up, i start it up, i put it in the forest, on trees, around the village, where the grasses are blooming, usually, when bees can go, with such homemade devices ivan protko goes out to hunt wild bees, forest insects fly sweet baits find their new home in them, and then the experienced beekeeper moves the demohives and resettles the swarm to his... well, there's still a little bit of a side effect , there are some flowers, mint, well, bees are crawling everywhere, what they brought, they brought. the bees of the zakolovsky forestry of the lagoy forestry passed the relay race of harvesting amber nectar perfectly. 65 hives worked during the summer, at the finish line they managed to get a good harvest, despite the spring frosts. now the beekeeper oleg korensky is collecting the last fruits of the labor of his insects. well, more ingredients of course in this in flower honey, because the buckwheat f

but we always looked at the wild bees as well. and if they don't find anything to eat for a few days, then that can be a much bigger problem because they have a much shorter life span any way plus hobbin. that's why these consequences are very, very important voice effects. and it's important to be able to measure those stuff on the mess and come out of the complex ego system of the thing. everything is interconnected, father, and if we create the foundations for the smallest creatures to thrive, then larger creatures can also live. well, there a when somebody has been stab gate escaped, i essentially, what do you see when we talk about bees dying out? it's not really about the honey beast, but all these wild be in the honey bees. have the beekeepers who take care of them . but these wild beast just don't have anyone to the us. that's why they're the ones that are dying outright mounted any kind of causing all stabs in this. it was one down here as an insect hotel and that's awesome for the wild beast. and it's also really easy, y