Are swarming bees dangerous?
No. The answer is NO! My experience with carniolian bee swarm is that this is the time bees are very calm. They have no urge to sting when they swarm! The following pictures are pictures of the biggest swarm I’ve ever dealt with. Not one bee had stung me!
This is why many people just hold a queen bee and the whole swarm surrounds her. Some people put the queen in their mouth, some one their hand, some even wear a bee scarf ;)
marechal said,
August 4, 2007 @ 8:18 pm
Hello, I am French alive in the Island of the Meeting Indian Ocean, and prepare a small work on the bees and seek photo swarm to reproduce in my work and asks you a photograph. With authorization. Thank you
Ryan said,
August 15, 2007 @ 8:46 pm
holey shit!!!!!! so scary i fucking hate bees
MARECHAL PIERRE said,
September 4, 2007 @ 10:00 am
BEE-KEEPER Pierre MARECHAL 38 B, Path Reboul Line of Bamboos 97432
GULLY OF the KIDS (Island of the Meeting) 02 62 42 23 54 Portable: 06
92 68 58 64 Enamel: pierre.marechal16@orange.fr
Hello,
I am a French bee-keeper residing on the Island of the Meeting
(Indian Ocean) and prepares a work on the bees. For illuster the work,
I seek on a purely gracious basis of beautiful photographs of
bee-keeping and more particularly concerning: Photographs primary
education swarm If you have the stereotypes in question,ou partly, the
editor imposes a photographs resolution in jpg of 1 méga or 300
minimum pixel for a dimention minimum of 15×21 or more. If necessary
the stereotype left the camera numerical of mini resolution (72 pixels
but with a maximum dimention)
The editor also underlines the authorization of the
photographer to reproduce his photographs in the work.
The source of the stereotypes will be quoted in work.
I thank you for your collaboration to this book, as your authorization
which grants to me to join the stereotypes in illustration.
Pierre MARECHAL
admin said,
October 5, 2007 @ 7:24 am
Sure. I’ll write you an email.
Sports Illustrated said,
December 2, 2007 @ 4:49 pm
Sports Illustrated…
I couldn’t understand some parts of this article, but it sounds interesting…