laurence edwardsOwner at Black Mountain Honey

My Favourite Part is What Comes NEXT...

7 Jul 2026 · 1 min

Watch on YouTube

0:33

In this brief field-recording style vlog, Speaker A narrates a live observation of a massive bee swarm clustered on a conifer tree. The speaker mentions a "500‑pound queen" and warns that the swarm could become dangerous if the bees take flight. They describe a large cluster, note the bend in a nearby pole, and request video footage of the pole’s bend and the tree top to document the situation. The tone is urgent and conversational, emphasizing safety concerns and the need for visual evidence.

There is a 500-pound queen in here. I can't do anything to stop them now. They are on their way. Let's go find these bees. Swarm. This colony here is clustering up on a conifer tree. Zane, I've got a massive cluster of the swarm up there. If they fly up, this could be a little bit dangerous as well. They're all just flying back up, aren't they? Oh, oh wow! Look at the bend in the pole. Get to get some video of the bend of the pole. Look at the top, Zane.