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Patrick Thomas
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 Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2019 6:54 pm Post subject: Removal - complete with slo-mo queen-release |
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I THINK she went in?
Lol, I need to watch it on full screen to make sure she crawled inside.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KnDO7lTABQ
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BuffBum
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I see her.
By pausing and playing it looks to me the Q being heavy drops on to the top of the top bar as soon as the trap is opened (14:13) and then can be seen climbing down into the hive.
Magic.
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jimnpaula
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Patrick Thomas
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YES!!
You both are correct.
My son had to point it out to me a few days ago, as well.
I was embarrassed that I couldn't see it until the wholly obvious was pointed out by a 13-year-old. |
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Patrick Thomas
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Here's also a very short video of her on a frame the very next day. Since I couldn't find her emerging on video at the time, I just had to go back inside the hive to confirm, lol.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uTVDkFlJUA
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