Bee swarm on our patio.

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rmptr

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Nice little swarm you got there!

Gather 'em up, put 'em in a super, and you can extract honey for years!

Best
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Thanks, rmptr, If I had a bunch of land ,I would keep them for the honey

Thanks, Backpacker, They were here for 2 and a half days that I know of

Hi Digs, Iv'e seen a lot of swarms over the years, next time I'll get more pictures and post them.

Thanks, kimsdad, It was a nice swarm, somewhere between the size of a soft ball and a football.

Hi , DD777, They balled up because they were on a rest stop [on my patio] from traveling. Also the temp was 62. degrees and droping for the night , so a tight ball helps them stay warm. They also balled to protect the Queen Bee in the center.
 

fossis

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Nice pic, it pays to protect the bees, they are becoming endangered I saw on the news.
A few years ago they had 'mites', & caused a large die-off.

Fossis...........
 

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