I've Never Seen This Happen Before šŸ

8 Nov 2023 Ā· 0 min
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In this short video, beekeeper Laurence Edwards shares a live observation of his honeybee colony as winter approaches. He points out that the bees are clustering together—a behavior he notes is unusual for this time of year—and highlights that the queen is positioned at the top of the cluster. Edwards comments that the bees appear very happy, interpreting the clustering and queen placement as signs of a healthy, well‑prepared colony for winter.

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