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w3bhead wrote:Another noob down. That's one more for Mr. bmw. :beaten:

That's the first time I've actually seen a noob ACT like a noob. Made me laugh out loud. I'm surprised, and impressed, with B-san's patience. :hehe:

Wynter wrote:I'm surprised, and impressed, with B-san's patience. :hehe:

It's like Halley's Comet: You'll never see it again in your lifetime. :beaten: :hehe:

bmwracer wrote:
It's like Halley's Comet: You'll never see it again in your lifetime. :beaten: :hehe:

:hehe: I'm just curious, but do you keep track of the number of noobs you've terminated so far?

w3bhead wrote::hehe: I'm just curious, but do you keep track of the number of noobs you've terminated so far?

I should've... Sorta like a flying ace from the war. :beaten:

seems a medium sized colony (i'd estimate 1500 bees) has moved into one of our pomegranate trees in the last 1.5 hours or so... hosed them off the tree, hopefully they'll find somewhere else to roost.

:sweat: :sweat: :sweat:

krim wrote:seems a medium sized colony (i'd estimate 1500 bees) has moved into one of our pomegranate trees in the last 1.5 hours or so... hosed them off the tree, hopefully they'll find somewhere else to roost.

We had a similar problem in one of the trees in our parking lot at work a couple weeks ago. They brought in an exterminator, and he said what he did was to get the queen bee to leave and then all the other bees follow. Good Luck! [/list:u]Edit: I wonder if these are the same bees!! :shocked: How far are you from Monterey Park? [/list:u]

Didn't seem to work. The mass of bees is now larger than a basketball. Im guessing about 3000 bees now.

Hmmm. Finding a bee with a crown in amongst a swarm could be difficult :)

Anime Dad wrote:Hmmm. Finding a bee with a crown in amongst a swarm could be difficult :)

no need, you go hang a Gucci bag nearby, and you'll have the queen in no time.

:lol:

My missus has a nice leather handbag to spare... smells of lavendar...

Anime Dad wrote::lol:

My missus has a nice leather handbag to spare... smells of lavendar...

LOL!

Isn't smoking them out the best way to rid them?

It'd be hard to get that many bee-sized cigarettes... and then you have to wait for them to get cancer... could take a while ;)

Anime Dad wrote:It'd be hard to get that many bee-sized cigarettes... and then you have to wait for them to get cancer... could take a while ;)

LOL! I was waiting for one of you to say it.

No but seriously... :headscratch:

Wynter wrote:

LOL!

Isn't smoking them out the best way to rid them?

i dont got that much weed to spare. besides, they'd just hang out on the branch and much on pollen.



:rofl:


no seriously, smoke causes them to gorge on honey and flee leaving the hive open for humans to plunder the honey, but they'll eventually return.

Edit: Went outside for a photo.

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Oooh, serious swarm there :sweat:

krim wrote:

i dont got that much weed to spare. besides, they'd just hang out on the branch and much on pollen.



:rofl:


no seriously, smoke causes them to gorge on honey and flee leaving the hive open for humans to plunder the honey, but they'll eventually return.

Edit: Went outside for a photo.

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Sugoi... :shocked:

:bleh:

I'll give you ten bucks if you throw a stone at that monster. :hehe:

is that 10 US bucks or 10 Canadian bucks?

krim wrote:is that 10 US bucks or 10 Canadian bucks?

Erm...

Spoiler — click to reveal

>>puts away monopoly money<<

American it is then! :mrgreen:

Wynter wrote:

Erm...

Spoiler — click to reveal

>>puts away monopoly money<<

The price of gas now, it might as well be! :beaten: [/list:u]

krim wrote:[image]

Yikes. They built a hive that big in less than 2 hours. :shocked: