This #workerbee is fanning nectar in the #beehive to help it dry out and turn into #honey! #beekeeping #honeybees | BeensBees
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This #workerbee is fanning nectar in the #beehive to help it dry out and turn into #honey! #beekeeping #honeybees | BeensBees
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Slow motion bees, the fanning sounds kind of like a cat purring 🐱🐝😍 Bees fan at the entrance of the hive to help regulate the temperature. They keep the brood nest at about 32°-35°C and use their ‘air conditioning’ to help reduce the watery nectar into honey 🍯 | Flow Hive
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Slow motion bees, the fanning sounds kind of like a cat purring 🐱🐝😍 Bees fan at the entrance of the hive to help regulate the temperature. They keep the brood nest at about 32°-35°C and use their ‘air conditioning’ to help reduce the watery nectar into honey 🍯 | Flow Hive
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These are bees that were rescued. What are they doing? They are fanning their queen's pheromone by flapping their wings and pushing the smell out of the hive. By doing this, the other bees that are out foraging or are a little confused, can find where their new hive is. Bees are pretty amazing little creatures. Please like and follow for more content like this! | Carpenter and His Bees
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These are bees that were rescued. What are they doing? They are fanning their queen's pheromone by flapping their wings and pushing the smell out of the hive. By doing this, the other bees that are out foraging or are a little confused, can find where their new hive is. Bees are pretty amazing little creatures. Please like and follow for more content like this! | Carpenter and His Bees
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No idea why all these bees are on the lid fanning. | Whitwell Honey and Bees
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No idea why all these bees are on the lid fanning. | Whitwell Honey and Bees
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Lots of bees fanning at the front of hive 18 this morning - blowing heat in or out? I'm guessing circulating the air. #tangellybees #Julimar #bees | Tangelly Bees
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Lots of bees fanning at the front of hive 18 this morning - blowing heat in or out? I'm guessing circulating the air. #tangellybees #Julimar #bees | Tangelly Bees
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These bees are fanning their hive to regulate the temperature and evaporate moisture from stored nectar to turn it into honey. | Flow Hive
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These bees are fanning their hive to regulate the temperature and evaporate moisture from stored nectar to turn it into honey. | Flow Hive
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Even one honeybee can make such a difference. Fanning with Wings Worker bee ( bees) standing at the hive entrance and rapidly beat their wings. This creates a draft of air that moves through the hive, helping with: • Cooling the hive when it’s hot • Drying nectar into honey by reducing moisture • Circulating fresh air and removing carbon dioxide | Stanley’s bees
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Even one honeybee can make such a difference. Fanning with Wings Worker bee ( bees) standing at the hive entrance and rapidly beat their wings. This creates a draft of air that moves through the hive, helping with: • Cooling the hive when it’s hot • Drying nectar into honey by reducing moisture • Circulating fresh air and removing carbon dioxide | Stanley’s bees
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Shaking a swarm onto the ground right in front of a hive box is the fastest, most effective way to spot the queen—sometimes, I even glimpse her in the bucket! 👀✨ While it might look intense, bees are totally fine! If they were stressed or injured, they'd release a defence pheromone and start stinging—but when done right, that never happens. 💨🚫 As soon as they hit the ground, the swarm instantly starts fanning Nasanov pheromone, signaling their location to stick together. That’s why I never us
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Anything for the colony. No time for rest ! Fanning is the best way to get airflow, kind of bee air con . It reduce temperature, humidity and brings fresh air in to the hive | Stanley’s bees
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10k bees in 45 seconds! Woohoo! 🐝💨 This swarm was BIG! They were just about to move into our clients eave when we showed up. So we scooped them into our box and searched for the queen. Sometimes when we have a hard time spotting the queen we will gently shake them onto the ground to look for her. Once we find her, we place her in our queen cage so she cannot escape as well as to ensure we that we got her and she's not left behind. Then we place her into our box and the rest of the colony follo
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Have you ever noticed your bees standing at the hive entrance with their little bums in the air, wings buzzing away? 🧐 What you’re seeing is called “fanning their Nasonov gland.” This tiny gland, found at the tip of a worker bee’s abdomen, releases a special scent — kind of like lemongrass — that helps guide other bees home. Why they do it: 🐝To help foraging bees find their way back to the hive. 🐝To signal to the colony during a swarm, saying “This is our new home!” 🐝To mark important spots
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