Training Flights

Started by rawfind, March 18, 2012, 01:24:28 AM

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rawfind

I was watching my girls today and i noticed that all hives seem to have their training flights happening around the same time (3pm)
Has anyone else ever noticed this? its almost if there was a certain time they have to do it.

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Happens at 4.15-4.25 each day here



rawfind

Quote from: the-ecohouse.com on March 18, 2012, 09:42:47 AM
Happens at 4.15-4.25 each day here



Unreal its as if they have a clock in there! yeswterday was the first time i ever checked the time, will check it again today, with the amount of bees out front they sure must have had a lot to train at once.

Birdswood

It sure is a fascinating thing to watch. It is around 3.30pm where we are.  :shock:

Leigh

the-ecohouse.com

its pretty amazing, sometimes when i lose track of time, i realize dam its that time already.

rawfind

I read its supposed to be the sign of a healthy hive, does that mean the more bees there are doing it the better the hive is?

BeeMaster2

It is an indication of yow many bees hatched 3 weeks ago.
Jim
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rawfind

Quote from: sawdstmakr on March 20, 2012, 12:55:55 PM
It is an indication of yow many bees hatched 3 weeks ago.
Jim
I just love it ! theres heaps of bees coming and going they even bank up at times when too many come back at once, and the trees are flowering their heads off.  :)