100,000 Bees in One House - Part 1

One House, two massive bee nests, and over 20 hours work to remove them both. This is Part One, the biggest nest, which was located in the wall of the Master Bedroom.
According to the homeowners, the bees had been living in the wall for at least five years. They had received poor advise that, if left alone, they would eventually leave. Unfortunately, left alone, the nest grew and grew, and when the bees started getting over-defensive, they needed to be evicted.

[@heikehengasch1173]

Wow, fantastisch und wunderschön!

[@stephenward9995]

After watching the removal of Africanized honey bees in the US, I am thankful we don't have the problem here. you could not remove A bees without total protection! we do Native bee removal in Brisbane and admire those who are prepared to remove honey bees at it is so much more difficult. Mind they both love strange places to start a new hive. Keep up the good work. Stephen from Deborah's native bee removals

[@kennith.]

Wow ... insane 9 hours plus

[@lolcatz88]

5 years is a long time to let the colonies grow!

[@user-kh5dq5jb3l]

👍👍😲

[@carlmarinaccio503]

Great stuff! What app do you use to locate temperature of hive in the wall?

[@HinterlandBees]

I use a FLIR thermal imaging camera attachment for my smartphone 👍