japanese bees

[jonnybeegood]

Little bit on Japan :earths enchanted islands on Bbc2 about a Japanese beekeeper whos kept bees for 65 years, theres a bit where he turns a frame over & theres about 6 hatched queen cells, I guess he doesn't bother about swarms over there.

 

[kerryfree]

Ooh I spotted that too ! I wanted them to focus more on the beekeeper, he looks as though he knows a lot of stuff !

 

[oliver90owner]

I daresay if he was a proper beekeeper he would have known they had emerged, not hatched.

 

[jonnybeegood]

I daresay if he was a proper beekeeper he would have known they had emerged, not hatched.

oops did i use the wrong terminology, Dam, so my blue tits havent emerged either, i'm so mixed up now.

 

[domino]

oops did i use the wrong terminology, Dam, so my blue tits havent emerged either, i'm so mixed up now.

Come on, hand in your hive tool, oh the shame.

 

[dexter's shed]

I daresay he was a proper beekeeper and they probably keep bees following a totally different set of rules than what we do in Japan, now just wait because finman will be along in a minute to correct this post and it's findings

 

[REDWOOD]

The powers of film making, the guy might of released the queens 2 moments before filming, don't believe everything you see or hear on TV, especially politics.

 

[Erichalfbee]

And you can't believe half the stuff on here either

 

[enrico]

And you can't believe half the stuff on here either

Well....I don't believe that for a start!

 

[kerryfree]

Ha ha ha ha : )