_bees-in-slow-motion-fondant-feed.jpg "Bees in slow motion fondant feed from return to the hive Video Screenshot Preview")
GalleryPlay Video:
(Note: The default playback of the video is HD VERSION. If your browser is buffering the video slowly, please play the REGULAR MP4 VERSION or Open The Video below for better experience. Thank you!)
⏲ Duration: 96 sec
✓ Published: 08-Feb-2022
✓ Published: 08-Feb-2022
Description:
A little slow motion film of some pretty happy bees enjoying some sun and a taste of fondant. It's just like going to the beach and sipping a sweet drink. Bees hold their solid wastes in the winter until a nice day allows them to exit the hive and do their bizness so this little left over glob of fondant was a perfect reward on the return to the hive.
A little slow motion film of some pretty happy bees enjoying some sun and a taste of fondant. It's just like going to the beach and sipping a sweet drink. Bees hold their solid wastes in the winter until a nice day allows them to exit the hive and do their bizness so this little left over glob of fondant was a perfect reward on the return to the hive.
Share with your friends:
Whatsapp | Viber | Telegram | Line | SMS
Email | Twitter | Reddit | Tumblr | Pinterest
_honeycomm-live-in-the-hive-qampa-ask-me-anything.webp "Summary of this EventnLive Q&A session for HoneyComm members. 5:05nnCo-founder Mike Weise invites questions on live Q&A session for HoneyComm members.nnNew initiatives and product availability in the App Store. 12:39nnSpeaker 2 welcomes participants to the Q&A session and encourages them to ask questions through the Q&A icon on the right-hand side of the screen.nnLuis asks the first question about the new initiatives and accountability groups, and Speaker 2 promises to honor that")
_returning-bees.webp "March 2, 2021, Elkton, Oregon, USA: Honey bees return to their hive in a plum orchard on a farm near Elkton in rural western Oregon. Honey bees are used extensively for commercial pollination of fruit and vegetable crops. The scale of these pollination services is commonly measured in the billions of dollars, credited with adding about 9% to the value of crops across the world.nnVideo Credit © Robin Loznak/ZUMA PressnMusic © Kevin Macleod nnMusic is not a licensing material. nnWant to License?")
_bee-team-2.webp "After their last outing, which saw them find and return their hive’s stolen honey, little bees Zip and Zap have returned home as conquering heroes! nnBut their celebration is short-lived because two of their beloved hivemates, Manny and Lanny, turn up missing! Heading back out into the wide and wild forest, the two young bees must retrace their friends’ flight paths and locate them as soon as possible in order to bring them home safely! nnNavigating a vast array of unique obstacles and encou")
_early-autumn-pollen-train.webp "This is the new nuc hive. It's still out in the bush. I'm waiting to see if there will be a return of some forage so that the larger hive at home won't be tempted to rob it.")
_landing-board.webp "5 minutes of real time video speed of the traffic at the hive entrance. You can plainly see the rush of foragers leaving the hive and heavily laden foragers returning with their yellow pollen sacs full Ever heard the expression 'The Bees Knees'? That is where the store the pollen they return to the hive. What looks like chaos is actually a carefully orchestrated process where every outgoing and incoming bee is checked by guardian bees to ensure they are members of this hive. You can also see dro")
_mostly-all-hived.webp "Here is a tip from an utterly incompetent beginning beekeeper. After you forget to spray the light sugar water solution on the package, and after you forget to tap the package down so some bees fall off the queen cage, and after you pull out the sugar can, and after you snatch up the queen cage complete with quite a cluster of now unhappy bees, and after you can't put the top back over the hole because they are quite understandably pouring out to find their queen, and after you then finally reme")
_resident-evil-the-final-chapter-trailer-official-trailer.webp "Picking up immediately after the events in Resident Evil: Retribution, Alice (Milla Jovovich) is the only survivor of what was meant to be humanity's final stand against the undead. Now, she must return to where the nightmare began - The Hive in Raccoon City, where the Umbrella Corporation is gathering its forces for a final strike against the only remaining survivors of the apocalypse.")
_flower-tasting.webp "Flowers are my favorite thing ever. I always pick the most colorful ones and the most tasty ones to bring back to my hive. They need my work and I love doing it for them. Lately, it's been rough for us. Many of my friends have not come back to the hive. We are becoming less and less. It is scary to think that maybe one day I might not return. But I keep myself busy. Buzzing around, flower to flower. My favorites are the blue ones. But all colors are beautiful, I make no exceptions. But it's gett")
_honeycomm-live-in-the-hive-qampa-ask-me-anything.jpg)
_returning-bees.jpg)
_bee-team-2.jpg)
_early-autumn-pollen-train.jpg)
_landing-board.jpg)
_mostly-all-hived.jpg)
_resident-evil-the-final-chapter-trailer-official-trailer.jpg)
_flower-tasting.jpg)
![[+]](/images/menu.gif){kind=small}