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05-13-2019, 07:36 PM
he new Observation Bee Hive is finally off of the drawing board and populated with bees! In this video I go over the process of making the hive and at the end show some of the Peeping Tom video and images taken of them in action.
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Which begs the question.
Who is the observed and who are the observers?
Are the bees watching you? Or are you watching the bees?
Nicely crafted.
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Ah, very Zen
Thanks!
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That was wonderful! Thanks for showing us.
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Glad someone enjoyed it. The payoff is at the end when you get to watch bugs!
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So how did you get the bees to decide they want to live in glass houses?
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Too cool, thanks for sharing.
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(05-14-2019, 01:09 PM)stav Wrote: So how did you get the bees to decide they want to live in glass houses?
You only have to convince the Queen. The rest just follow. She liked the price of the rent.
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That was really cool. Once the hive is established, is there much maintenance?
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Most bee hives require as much as little work as you want to invest in them. We'll have to see if this one is the same.
