Bee Removel--Pretty funny!

[jonny51]

http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1845064

[cjrolke]

ok i am gonna sound like an @$$

but that wasnt called for

(my parents neighbor is a beekeeper )

right now bees are VERY scarce

so no bees no pollenation, no pollenation no food

just something to think about\

[novanutcase]

http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1845064

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Is this the one where they fry all the bees on the swingset?:rolleyes: :lol:

John

[JamesJ]

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Is this the one where they fry all the bees on the swingset?:rolleyes: :lol:

John

Yes...

[roddr1968]

I had a customers car that the bee's took a like'n to last week

[RedRyder]

So I'm confused. What is it that would draw bees to such random spots? Are they actually building a hive or just congregating there for some reason? That would seriously suck if that were my car.

[roddr1968]

I had a customers car that the bee's took a like'n to last week



The day this happened the bee hive fell out of the tree and onto the car. needless to say I did'nt use fire or a tow hitch to get them off.
I drove down the freeway at 80 mph. worked pretty good
:willy:

[ProTouring442]

So I'm confused. What is it that would draw bees to such random spots? Are they actually building a hive or just congregating there for some reason? That would seriously suck if that were my car.


It's called a swarm. While it was because a hive was damaged in this case, it usually happens when the hive gets too crowded. A new queen is "made" and she takes 1/2 of the bees with her and goes off in search of a new place to build a nest. When swarming, most bee species are pretty harmless, and will only sting if you really provoke them.

Shiny Side Up!
Bill

[andrewmp6]

honda boys have too much time on there hands. can of hair spray and a lighter makes a nice blow torch.