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In this video, we remove a bee nest hidden beneath a bathtub using the cut-out method—and explain why brick veneer construction is so attractive to swarming colonies.

🐝 What You’ll See in This Video:
This rescue takes place inside a brick veneer home, where a colony built its nest in the narrow space beneath a bath. We explain how the wall cavity between bricks and plasterboard mimics a natural tree hollow, offering warmth, protection, and a small defendable entrance via the weep holes. You’ll also hear a breakdown of how and why beeswax changes colour over time, and learn about the function of a specialised bee vacuum (Beevac) used in removals like this,.

00:00 - Introduction - Why do bees love brick veneer homes?
00:16 - The perfect cavity
00:30 - Insulation (like a tree hollow)
00:41 - The weep holes - Small, defendable entrances
01:39 - Using the infrared camera
02:37 - Cutting open the wall
03:31 - An explanation of the colour of beeswax
05:28 - Explaining the Beevac
07:31 - Finding the Queen


🧠 Learn More / Watch Next:
How to Find the Queen Bee in a Swarm: [insert video link]
Why Honeycomb Changes Colour Over Time: [insert video link or blog]
Full Bee Nest Removals Playlist: [insert playlist link]

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