This Bee Removal was Full of Drama

This beehive was full of surprises! I found dancing bees and a queen who took center stage!

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[nikkisimms]

Her voice over is so calm cool and collected but I love how excited she got at spotting the Queen. 3:46

[MooseOnTheLoose]

I think the reason that she rarely gets stung is that she has street cred with Texas bees.

[MsBananasmel]

I think the lady is marvellous, her voice is so calming... not some stupid AI voice and no loud music. Also I learn a lot from these videos.

[crystalvr]

I grew up terrified of bees. Watching you save colony after colony, and being so respectful of everything about bees, has completely changed my mind about them. Thank you for saving the bees. After finding you, I’ve watched a bunch of bee vids. You are my favorite. So calm and kind. ❤

[SomewhereInTheMaidenverse]

How cute was her reaction when she finally spotted the queen? 😭

[mymobile]

I love the fact you have zero music and a steady, calm voice. It makes me concentrate on what you're saying and doing. Thanks for a fab channel!

[laceyhardesty]

She is changing how we think about bees. I feel like she deserves a show. Netflix needs to sign with her.

[tiggersdad]

Not being a bee person, I am fascinated by your educational and gentle approach to these creatures. Truly, a great thing.

[happybluedog]

That sudden look of happy surprise when you find the queen is so wholesome, love it

[VladimirDemidovIllusiveMan]

some people are just.. different, unique. you seem to have found your place in this world, thank you for taking care of the little things that most people fear and/or hate.

[johnhines]

This lady is straight up amazing. ”Another great day of saving the bees.” Terrific

[timothyallenV]

I want to thank you for posting videos. All my life I've been afraid of bees but after I started watching your videos my fear of bees has greatly reduced. Use to when I see a bee I will panic and a few times nearly crashed my 18-wheeler because of my panic but now thanks to you when a bee managed to get into my truck I don't panic I simply pull over and let the bee fly out. You most likely saved me and those around me live. So with the bottom of my heart I thank you for your videos whether you realize it or not you are definitely a hero

[paktype]

I would listen to this young lady read the phone book. What a soothing voice.

[asherrajcoomar]

I don't know much about bees but watching this gentle soul caring for these colonies of bees is very interesting and educational. I am now a certified bee fan.

[misshavisham]

We need more people like you. Patient and respectful

[redbone]

One reason she rarely gets stung is a lack of fear. When I first started beekeeping I was nervous and a little afraid and I got stung much more often than I do now. The bees know if you are frightened of them and it makes them more aggressive. Slow movement and no fear makes all the difference.

[VenusianStarseed]

You are literally saving the humanity and the bees ❤☮️🐝

[kendal]

I love how she saves the bees. Most folks don't know how important bees are to life here on planet Earth. We need more people to love bees like her.

[SallyGreimes]

As a passionate gardener, i found the success of my food plants depended on my providing flowers to keep the bees drawn to my garden. I eventually ended up with a seasonal rotation of perennials so one started as another finished. This rotation gave incentive for bees to keep coming all summer long well into fall. Thank you for saving and sharing the value of everything they bring to us. I love watching you hand scoop them up. You are soft, no sudden movement, and calm. They trust you to respect them.😊

[WhoWantsCake]

Am I the only one that says "another great day of saving the bees" along with her at the end? I just think it's a neat catchphrase