23/3/9 Suburban Back Yard Bee Hive Security Feed & More - Indianapolis, IN

Central Indiana Bee Stream /"."\ /"."\ Share: youtube.com/jamescrouchx/live Suburban back yard bee hive security feed and more. I love to sit and watch the bees. Tune in. Watch some older footage. Watch for critters and nefarious folk? Maybe catch a swarm on video. Maybe even see the beekeeper fumbling about. Swing by the "upload" section for beekeeper action. Vibe of the Hives: 3/2/23 - ​Ant Moat II - Fits bottom boards I made from shelf and bed slat scrap. The slats had rounded edges. I only ripped one side flat with my table saw. 3/1/23 - Hive Checked - Woody. Saw brood. Rotated boxes. Very full of nectar/honey. Super next week, maybe this weekend. 2/25/23 - Printing some Ant Motes. Cups with covers. Filled with oil to keep ants out. 2/22/23 - Tore down two dead outs in the yard. I will try to figure out queen lineage. (How good are my notes?) 2/12/23 - Checked one hive in South East Central Indiana. Very active on 50 degree day. Added Fondant Patty. 2/10/3 - The channel topped 300 subscribers for the first time. Thank you. This should be the best year so far for varied content. 1/29/23 - All the hives had good activity during the 50F degree day.. 1/18/23 - All the hives had good activity during the 50F degree day.. 1/14/23 - Wood has all been sold. Pickups whenever I guess. 1/9/23 - 3D Printing Hummingbird Feeder BEE GUARDS !!! 12/29/22 - Calling Utility Co. To remind them to remove their gear from the shed. 12/29/22 - 3D Print - Camera Tripod Quick Change Insert. 12/27/22 - Work on the storm wreckage has begun. More tree removal after 2pm 12/28 12/25/22 - Thought I would play with printers a bit. 12/23/22 - Rotten tree from adjacent property took out the bee stream barn. I was in there the day before. up in that loft area. I had quipped to a fan that I should swivel a cam around to catch a tree falling. Mwa mwa mwaaaa.. Electronics are fine. Bees are fine. Edit: Shed will not be rebuilt. 12/22/22 - Smaller hives have been topped of with fondant patties and insulation. 11/26/22 - Local yard all tucked in. Removed syrup feeders. Dropped in fondant patties. 11/7/22 - Got super off of Woody. MANY MANY BEES. Queen present with no brood. That makes sense with the big population. Of the 8 frames two had significant partial capped honey but less than 60% drawn. NEXT year I will remove them sooner. Better to have had that stored in the two brood boxes. So, I am feeding some syrup heading up to the colder spell. Stumpy is also in two boxes with feed. CP, HF, DTNT, The Mountain still have supers on. 11/3/22 - Checked some hives. QV E1 looked good. In 2 deeps. Needs one frame swapped out. Gave them half patty and a couple litters of enhanced syrup. Went to remove supers from Corner Pocket and Happy Feet. Still have nectar coming in!? I left them on hoping they would consume what isn't capped. Will check around 11/12. I did swap a nearly capped frame down in HF for a nearly empty less developed frame. Both hives were hefty in the bottom two deeps. 10/21/22 - Woody looked thirsty with no brood. Went ahead and combined with small failing hive. Will feed heavy and check midweek. Shoved resources down into Stumpy. Basically four capped and four wet frames in 2nd. Funky or partial frames in super for tonight. May just yank and feed. 10/21/22 - After the first week of colder weather we have a warmer but windy pattern setting in. Time to clean up the yard. Fix the lighting. Adjust some hives. Goals. 10/16/22 - Pulled empty super from The Mountain. Syrup on four hives. 10/15/22 - Put syrup on four hives. Gave the failing hive some fondant and pollen patty. 10/15/22 - I have a failing hive. There really is only like one frame of bees. At this point a one frame split in the spring would have a much better chance. I will toss some feed on them. I already attempted to add bees/feed a couple times. 10/6/22 - Bottled first samples from three batches. Handed them to my neighbor. 10/2/22 - Another 150 pounds of honey in the buckets from about 17 frames. Indiana DNR - Apiary News & Information: https://www.in.gov/dnr/entomolo/2893.htm "The Official Organization for All Indiana Beekeepers": https://indianabeekeeper.com/ Study on EMF and Honey Bees: https://mdpi-res.com/d_attachment/animals/animals-12-00855/article_deploy/animals-12-00855.pdf Wired Fish Eye Camera: https://www.axis.com/products/axis-f41-main-unit https://www.axis.com/products/axis-f1035-e-sensor-unit There is a young red headed man named James ----- Into nature he thought bees he tames ----- Knowledge into the beehive ----- Oh wow look at them thrive ----- Central Indiana Bee Stream he claims. Check past videos for older updates. Hint: Warmer days have more activity. ... Anything can happen...