I feel pretty lucky to have this swam of bees gather in a tree right outside my door! I stepped out and heard this loud, continuous buzz, I saw quite a few bees, but thought, no, the buzz is probably from machinery being used some where in the near distance, but no--how amazing! My tree was buzzing, the bees were just starting to form this hanging mass!
Moments later, all was quiet--if I hadn't been outside while they were gathering, I never would have known they were there. Somewhere in the middle being protected was the queen. Now the scouts were looking for a new home. About an hour or so later, I was dumping my compost and heard the buzz once again. The bees were moving! They flew pretty low--I ducked, but then ran to follow and saw them flying into the distance, holding together in an undulating shape--a bee bubble--they flew off toward a group of eucalyptus trees--where they all rose together and disappeared. Wow--I saw this happen!
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Ummm--thanks? I have a feeling your comment was meant for a full on article about bees and how they move, but somehow got attached to my blog--there are no one thousand or more visitors here.
Incredible!!!!!
That it was!
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