Deep nucleus box vacuum system with glass bottom to observe the movement of bees from cluster to hive.
 A small swarm of bees clustered under an existing colony . . . |  this cluster needs to be moved to it's own nucleus colony . . . |
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 formerly we used a "bee vac" to capture swarm clusters. |  simply and gently vacuuming them into a container allows us to move them quickly and without hassle. |
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 A thermal camera can locate "cut outs" inside of walls . . . this one happens to be in a horse stall wall. The horse wasn't happy . . . |  Mr. Canebrake's newest "invention" allows us to vaccum them directly into their new nucleus colony! |
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 VERY few bees were harmed during this process . . . and the horse was happy again! |
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