Always good to learn from someone who knows.

Great video John! Very informative. Can see that you are very passionate about Bees. Thanks for helping educate the rest of us! Keep it up.

Really sweet bees and great job handling them.  This is a lesson for a lot of beekeepers what continue to rough handle their bees and wonder why they are aggressive.  Slow and steady and mindful, just like this video demonstrates, is the name of the game with bees.  Great video

As usual we enjoyed the talk. Thanks for your time. happy bee keeping.

Great video, I would maybe suggest getting your partner to hold the camera that way we can see everything you are showing us and she could also zoom in at certain times

Thanks for that John it sounds like a very professional camera no wonder your videos
are always so clear.
                    Good luck with your bees this season
                                                                    Brian.

Thanks John nice and easy to follow keep up the good work you and your wife are doing for us new keepers 👍

Hi I am in joying you’re videos very much, your  speech and style of explaining what you are working on is a very good teaching style.

Just ordered my first hives and nucleuses and soaking up as much info as possible. This has been one of the most interesting and easy to watch videos so far. A great explanation of how the hive is structured and what to look for. In particular it was interesting to hear about what might suggest the hive’s about to swarm, what might suggest mite, the differences between capped worker cells and capped drone cells etc. I learnt a lot very quickly. Thanks to you and Lynne.👍

Very interesting video John you are doing a great job by sharing these wonderful videos and explaining how these wonderful creatures should be handled. Superb job keep it up.

We love your videos! So knowledgeable and easy to learn from Thank you John Beeman Saunders 😊

New subscriber here from America, I like how gentle you are with your bees.  Thanks for sharing.

Excellent informative video   thank you guys

A lot of good pointers especially for the new beekeeper. Thanks for sharing my friend.

Well my friend, my hive did excellent this year.  They completely built out 8 frames from natural drawn comb that are 18.5" deep.  So its like they build out 16 deep frames!  And they packed in the honey---wow.  And the best part, ZERO VARROA!!!!!!

Hi from Texas, USA.

Queen Layalot is living up to her name. what a marvelous colony I'm looking forward to seeing their honey production. Thanks for another interesting presentation of a day in the beekeeper's life and how a colony lays out it's hive.

Another great video!!  Looking forward to understanding how the hive is set up for honey and wax, so much to learn!

Great video of the inspection. Perfect for newbie like me!

Brilliant intro for the beginner - will follow your informative videos