Honey bees can suffer from carbohydrate stress. It is important that beekeepers be able to recognize the signs of carbohydrate stress and know how to address this problem. Dr. Ellis covers these topics in this video.
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– Intro & Outro Music: Credit to Zakhar Valaha, Pixabay.com
– Video of a honey bee in a purple flower: Stock Video Credit Vecteezy.com
– Video macro shot of a honey bee, Stock Video Credit www.pexels.com
– Video of snow falling on houses: Stock Video Credit to william87, stock.adobe.com
– Video of bees on honey comb: Stock Video Credit to kosolovskyy, stock.adobe.com
– Video of two honey bees on a flower: Stock Video Credit to Vecteezy.com
– Image of a bee hive in a cage during the winter: Stock Image Credit to Michal, stock.adobe.com
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– Video of two beekeepers waling in slow motion: Stock Video Credit to roman odintsov, www.pexels.com
– Video of honey bee on a yellow flower: Stock Video Credit attribution
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