In Çatak, a region known for beekeeping, Abdulvahap Semo, nicknamed 'Bee Man', extracted 5…
🌐 Original language: Turkish
📰 Source: yerel-haberler.haberturk.com
In Çatak, a region known for beekeeping, Abdulvahap Semo, nicknamed 'Bee Man', extracted 5 kilograms of honey from a walnut tree hollow where bees had nested after escaping from hives.
Bees often create nests in remote rocky areas or tree hollows, producing honey away from their hives. Local beekeepers travel long distances during harvest seasons to collect honey from these nests for sale.
Semo, who has been beekeeping for 30 years, discovered a bee nest in a walnut tree located 26 kilometers from Çatak in the rural Çılga neighborhood.
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