How can I find honey in the wild?

Wild bees generally live in tree holes, caves, caves, earth holes and earth holes in mountainous areas and hills. It is best to choose the dry season to find the time according to the local honey powder source and climate. When there are many honey powder sources, bees can find clues when they come in and out of their nests. There are several ways to detect wild bees:

1. In order to survive, wild bees will choose areas with rich nectar plants and strong nectar flow continuity. The habitat requirements of wild bees are very strict, and they often choose to live in places suitable for cold winter. It is also suitable for summer life, and it is difficult for the enemy to invade. Therefore, they often nest in foothills, tree holes, caves and earth caves with their backs facing north and south. According to the climate and honey source conditions, the natural peak of wild bees is mostly in spring and summer. If you are interested in this season, you can make some bee traps in the mountains, and then you can dig holes to make bee traps.

2. Honey source is the basis of bee colony survival and the primary condition for wild bees to build nests. Therefore, according to the species and quantity of local nectar plants and the duration of nectar flow, the existence and quantity of wild Chinese bees can be judged.

3. Worker bees usually excrete feces near the hive. When the sun is weak from June 5438+00 to February of the following year, and when the sun shines on the hive before June 5438+02 am, bees will excrete feces from the hive, which can be clearly seen within about1000 m from the hive. Looking for bee droppings on leaves and weeds If so, there must be a beehive nearby. One end of the feces is big and the other end is small, and the big one points in the direction of the hive. The farthest hive shall not exceed 100 meter. ..

4. In the dry season, bees go to places where there is water to collect water every day, and most of them are old bees, and they don't fly far, usually from the hive 1 ~ 1 15 km. Find the place where bees collect water, and pay attention to the direction in which bees fly back after collecting enough water. When they fly back, they fly straight and follow the direction of flight.

Bees like to fly to farm toilets or houses to collect human and animal urine and soapy water. When they find that bees are collecting urine and soapy water from people and animals, pay attention to its flying direction and follow it to find the hive.

6. You can choose places with more honey powder sources for observation. When the worker bees collect enough honey powder and fly back to the nest about 3 meters above the ground, the hive will not be too far away and should be tracked along the flight direction. If the homing bees fly higher, more than six or seven meters above the ground, it means that the hive is outside 1km.

7. To track worker bees, choose the time when bees collect the most honey. Generally, the return flight route should be observed at 9- 1 1 in the morning and tracked according to the flight route of bees. You can also listen to the sound of bees flying by. The sound tip disappears quickly, indicating that the nest is far away, or the bees are untraceable from the nest, and the sound is slightly longer and slower, indicating that the nest is not far away.

8. If you want to lure wild bees into the hive, you need to find the area where wild bees are active in advance, and then at night, you can light some pieces of the hive near the hive. At this time, the wild bees will come to the hive after smelling the fragrance. If the hive also smells of bee life, they will enter the hive.

8. There are also reconnaissance bees in wild bees. You can lure them into the hive with some honey after you find their tracks. Don't close the nest door at this time, but let them leave by themselves. After repeated many times, reconnaissance bees will bring a large number of bees. After the bees arrive, everyone should find the queen bee and cut off her wings, so that no more bees will leave.

After the bees are trapped, they can take down the beehive, which contains the honey collected by the bees.