How to do Bumble bee Relocation!

0:00 We do rehome bumblebees as well. Yeah, so.

0:04 What's So what's that like? We're rehoming bumblebees.

0:08 They scare me more than Wasps. Oh, OK.

0:11 Because they're like little chinooks coming at your face and

0:14 your veil. Because you we don't use any

0:17 chemicals. I made myself a bee Hoover box

0:21 and one of the fabricators at TWS made me a philtre for the

0:26 box so I could put a Hoover on it.

0:29 And the way I, I do them is you go you, you can actually see

0:35 where the bumblebees are. They fluff the insulation up a

0:40 little bit so you can virtually see where it's a bit like a

0:44 squirrel in the loft. You go where a squirrel fluffs

0:46 the insulation up. Bumblebees do the same

0:50 virtually. They fluff the insulation in the

0:52 loft so you you can virtually know where a bumblebee's next

0:55 bit. And I take the B Uber box.

0:59 Yeah. I just pick the whole nest up

1:02 and put it in the box and then open the aperture, close the

1:05 lid, go back at night when all the bumblebees coming back in to

1:09 go to the queen. Close the aperture if you've got

1:13 them all in there. If not I stick my vacuum on the

1:15 end and I vacuum the rest up into the box and go plant them

1:21 somewhere else then then in my mates woods.

1:25 You're making this sound very easy.

1:26 You're making this sound very easy.

1:29 No, the easiest one's a bird box.

1:30 You just get a bird box with fog on the base, put that in your

1:34 box, and then you just go and nail that to the tree in some

1:37 woods. That's that's easy.

1:41 But yeah, that's funny. I'm just running this through

1:43 that. But yeah, so we've covered,

1:45 we've covered wasp actual, actual removal.

1:49 Yeah, and, and bees as well. That's that's pretty cool.