Your videos are so helpful to me right now! I had a neighbor reach out about having lots of bees in her yard over the past few years & wants them out of her & her kids & dogs living space in the summer. I made a bee box out of a cardboard box & using your techniques I was able to bait them & track their trajectory. I have to go back again tomorrow, but I’m confident that I’ll find them. I just hope they aren’t in a neighbour’s beehive. Thanks for all your research! Very helpful! 🤗

Excellent as always, I am so glad you are here Dr. Seeley! Following the Wild Bees is an excellent book and the method is how I discovered a beekeeping neighbor :)

Thank you dear Tom Seeley for sharing your knowledge and experience. It is always a pleasure listening to you and learning. And it is far more than just interesting and useful, it is a treasure. Kind regards from Vienna/Austria Kyros

I have followed a lot of your ideas here but, have only found neighbors each with two or three hive and that’s all because there is not enough hour in my days. Thank you and I have now subscribed and am looking forward to more. When ever I am out mushroom hunting I’m also hoping to find wild bees here in Japan. I know that they are out there.

Now to find a location where I won't find a fellow beekeepers yard!

I'm just discovering you tonight 11/15/2020, on KZfaq. I have a lot of catching up to do on who you are and your research on bees. I saw on a video (on another channel) your approach to allow bees to survive in a small hive without treating for mites and that sparked my interest because that's the same approach I've been using in my first 6 months or so with my first purchase of bees. Looking forward to learning from you. 😊

thank you!

a very interesting lecture, most fascinating. Thank you for taking the time to record your lecture. When i get time I will attempt to make a beebox. 😀

Thank you Dr. Seeley

Thanks for your video, I already own your bee hunting book but watching the video was still fun. My bee hunting tries were not successfully so far. Probably too good other forage in my area, but will keep trying.

@27:00, YO is almost halving the other bees timings. Is it possible that the bees are from two separate bee trees? Or maybe bees of different age operate at different speeds?

I also live in maine and am gonna mess around searching for bee trees this yr. Be a fun hobby

I will include the development of this interesting device in my work plan. Specifically for searching apiaries of other beekeepers. Thanks you!