Although the bees seemed to be calm now, last week was not any fun. The bees were aggressive to the point I wanted to get rid of the bees. Talk was with "E" was she was wanting to burn the bee hive. I attempted to re-locate them to the country on a ranch with another bee keeper contact, but that was clearly not going to happen after the follow up phone call never happened. Did not even receive a "NO" by phone call, so that's a big fat "HELL NO!"
I just do not enjoy mean bees. Combination of installation of a beetle trap, removing a sun shade and an inspection of 1 frame made the bees super aggressive. The bees would be gone if they didn't calm down this week, so thankfully they did.
Here is the bees bringing in Pollen. You can see they dynamics of the bees interaction with each other if you pay close attention to what the bees do by following the ones that are walking around. Guard bees, Fanning Duty and nectar transfer is what I think can be spotted.
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