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| HIVE NO. 2 - SIGNS OF LAYING | |||
| Date: 2017 Film Number: 11489 | |||
| As part of the Baytrees Bee Project in Harpurhey in Manchester this short film shows the apiarist Kay Phillips examining the frames of Hive 2, looking for signs of egg laying on 9 April 2017. The frames are put into a smaller hive or Nuc box to help develop the colony before returning them to Hive 2 at a later date. | |||
| HIVES ALIVE, APRIL 22ND 2017 | |||
| Date: 2017 Film Number: 11490 | |||
| On 22 April 2017, we take a look at the surrounding trees in flower around the site of the Baytree Bee Project in Harpurhey in Manchester. Bees flying into and out of the hives, parts of which are filmed in slow motion. | |||
| 29TH APRIL [IN SLO-MO] | |||
| Date: 2017 Film Number: 11491 | |||
| A pollen laden bee on the gloved bee keepers hand followed by bees flying in and out of the hives in slow motion. Kay Phillips lifts the frames from hive 5 and examines the development of the hive and the birth of the young bees. | |||
| MID-MAY 2017 | |||
| Date: 2017 Film Number: 11492 | |||
| As part of the Baytrees Bee Project in Harpurhey in Manchester this short film, shot on 14 May 2017, shows the bees pollinating flowers then Kay Phillips lifting out the frames from the hives and getting close ups of the bees. The film end with another hive without frames with Kay blowing on the bees to reveal the hives structure. | |||
| HIVE 3 - SWARM PREVENTION | |||
| Date: 2017 Film Number: 11493 | |||
| As part of the Baytrees Bee Project in Harpurhey in Manchester this short film, shot on 28 May 2017, shows bee keeper Kay Phillips looking into Hive 3 and showing us the Queen Cups, structures made by the bees to create a new Queen so the colony can swarm. Kay removes these cups so that more honey is produced. | |||
| HELPING OUT WITH RESEARCH NO. 1 | |||
| Date: 2017 Film Number: 11494 | |||
| As part of the Baytrees Bee Project in Harpurhey in Manchester, this short film shows bee keeper Kay Phillips opening the hives on 17 June 2017, and talking to Emma, a Bangor University student researching the differences between urban and wild bees. She collects samples of bees from each of the hives and discusses the use of Verroa mite boards at the base of the hives. | |||
| BUCKFAST BEES TO BAYTREE | |||
| Date: 2017 Film Number: 11495 | |||
| As part of the Baytrees Bee Project in Harpurhey in Manchester, this short film shows bee keeper Kay Phillips introducing a new nuc box of Buckfast bees from a farm in Wythenshawe to the Baytrees hives. She transfers the colony of bees to a brood box before feeding the bees with a sugar syrup solution The film ends with a close up of a bee with pollen on its back legs and bees flying into the brood box. Shot on 8 July 2017. | |||
| BUCKFAST BEES - 9 DAYS LATER & VERY CHILLED OUT | |||
| Date: 2017 Film Number: 11496 | |||
| As part of the Baytrees Bee Project in Harpurhey in Manchester this short film shows bee keeper Kay Phillips looking into Hive 2 and pointing out the marked Queen, inspecting the frames of Buckfast bees and remarking on how calm and docile the bees are. Filmed on 17 July 2017. | |||
| HIVE 2 INSPECTION - BUCKFAST BEES - 4 WEEKS SINCE INTRODUCTION | |||
| Date: 2017 Film Number: 11497 | |||
| As part of the Baytrees Bee Project in Harpurhey in Manchester, this short film shows bees collecting pollen from flowers and then bee keeper Kay Phillips pulling out the frames from Hive 2, finding the Queen and placing a foundation frame between pulled out frames so that the Queen can lay eggs in it. Filmed on 5 August 2017. | |||
| BUCKFAST BEES | |||
| Date: 2017 Film Number: 11498 | |||
| As part of the Baytrees Bee Project in Harpurhey in Manchester, this short film shows bee keeper Kay Phillips inspecting Hive 2 on 12 August 2017 and putting another foundation frame between brooding frames to encourage the queen to lay eggs in it. | |||
| END OF AUGUST - BEES VISIT THE HIMALAYAN BALSAM | |||
| Date: 2017 Film Number: 11499 | |||
| As part of the Baytrees Bee Project in Harpurhey in Manchester this short film shows bee keeper Kay Phillips explaining that the white stripes on the bees is because they have been pollinating Himalayan Balsam flowers. Filmed on 26 August 2017. | |||
| HELPING OUT WITH HONEY BEE RESEARCH NO. 2 | |||
| Date: 2017 Film Number: 11500 | |||
| As part of the Baytrees Bee Project in Harpurhey in Manchester this short film shows bee keeper Kay Phillips talking with a MMU student Erin who is studying heavy metal pollution on Manchester bees and collecting dead bees, honey and wax samples from each hive. | |||
| BEE INTO BEER PROMO | |||
| Date: 2017 Film Number: 11507 | |||
| A short promotional film for Blackjacks Brewery, Brew Wild and R2BC Cafe featuring a lot of bees on a hive | |||
| BEES, A BREWERY, A BAR AND SOME BEEKEEPERS | |||
| Date: 2017 Film Number: 11508 | |||
| In the 2nd year of the Brew Wild project we see the production of a Honey Pale Ale made in collaboration with Baytrees Bee Project, Blackjack Brewery and Reasons to be Cheerful Cafe. Kay Phillips takes Tom from the Blackjack Brewery to see the bees in Harpurhey then Tom explains the beer making process and the hops that are to be used to make the honey beer Next we visit the hives at Baytrees and discover the queen bee then in a kitchen the honey is extracted by a couple from the Reasons to be Cheerful Cafe. After tasting the honey we see the pouring of a pint of Honey Pale Ale at the Runaway Brewery bar and hear the positive comments of the drinkers | |||
| BRAGGOT CREATION BY THE BANKS OF THE RIVER IRK | |||
| Date: 2017 Film Number: 11510 | |||
| The head brewer at the Runaway Brewery explains how the honey will be added to the wort, he mixes the Baytrees honey with other honeys then adds the mixture to the beer before finally testing the gravity to help determine the strength of the beer. | |||
| BREW WILD GETS FIRST BREW UNDER WAY | |||
| Date: 2017 Film Number: 11511 | |||
| As part of the Brew Wild project the first batch of honey pale ale is brewed at the Red Willow Brewery in Macclesfield. The various types of malt is added to the mash tub then the honey from Harpurhey, Heaton Park, Salford, Wythenshawe, Manchester and Longford Park is mixed then added to the beer. Hops and marjoram are added to the copper before being put into another container to brew for 10-12 days. | |||
| MANCHESTER & SALFORD HONEY - NOW READY, STEADY, GET BREWING | |||
| Date: 2017 Film Number: 11517 | |||
| Kay Phillips shows all the different types of honey collected to make the honey beer for the Brew Wild project. The honeys have come from various locations including Salford, Stretford, Lancashire and Manchester, and over 20 lb. has been collected | |||
| MEET THE BEES, THE BEEKEEPERS AND THE BREWER | |||
| Date: 2017 Film Number: 11519 | |||
| A compilation of the various North West beekeepers holding the jars of honey that they will donate to the Brew Wild project, the film ends with Jack from the Runaway Brewery in Manchester holding a glass of beer behind a table laden with the collected honey. | |||
| MEET THE BEEKEEPERS [JANE AND CHLOE] | |||
| Date: 2017 Film Number: 11520 | |||
| Beekeepers Jane and Chloe from Bolton holding jars of their honey intercut with shots of the bees and their hives. | |||
| MEET THE BEEKEEPERS [GREG] | |||
| Date: 2017 Film Number: 11521 | |||
| Beekeeper Greg of Greg's Busy Bees of Salford holding a jar of honey on a market stall. | |||
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