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antiguogrumete

New Bee
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Location
Valencia (Spain)
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None
Due to copyright problems with the audio of this video (despite having been authorized by the author) the video has been replaced by the following:

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEbXwdrfY-c"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEbXwdrfY-c[/ame]
 

Luminos

Queen Bee
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Limousin, France
Hive Type
WBC
Number of Hives
Less than 100. Er, 6, actually...
These magnificent bees are called Charbonnier here (or perhaps Charbonniere).
There's something of the "Pans Labyrinth" about that video, though...:eek:
 

rae

Field Bee
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Berkshire
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14x12
Number of Hives
8 and 3 nucs...it's swarm time...
They are common in Spain as well. They are bigger than the average bumble bee, but shaped like a honey bee - and iridescent blue. Mean looking critters, but I would love to have a hive full of them....
 

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