Here is a recently finished video of our movement bees from the nuc to regular hive.

Here are beekeeper terms that were used in this video:

1. Bearding is a term referring to bees accumulating at the front of the hive, in a beard-like shape. Bees do this to make room inside the hive for added ventilation on a hot and humid day.
2. Frame is a piece of equipment made of either wood or plastic designed to hold the honey comb.
3. Hive tool is a metal device used to open hives, pry frames apart, and scrape wax and propolis from the hive parts.
4. Nucleus is a hive of bees which consists of fewer frames than a typical hive and may be smaller in size. A nucleus usually consists of two to five frames of comb and used primarily for starting new colonies or rearing or storing queens; also called and commonly referred to a nuc.
5. Smoker is a device in which materials are slowly burned to produce smoke (not flames) which is used to subdue bees. It is important to use a material that produces a cool smoke as not to harm the bees.
6. Queen is a female bee with a fully developed reproductive system, and she is larger and longer than a worker bee.