What is the omen of bee pestering people?

In our real life, many people like to use this idiom to describe a person's infinite charm. Indeed, some people can really attract bees and butterflies in their lives. For example, a beautiful woman uses a fragrant perfume. When she goes outside, bees will fly around her because of the smell of perfume. At this time, the bees flying around you can only show that this perfume you are using is good. But sometimes bees fly around you not because of the attraction of flowers, but because they come to you on their own initiative. So what do bees want to tell you when they fly around you? How to recognize the notification sent by bees is one of the skills that beekeepers need to master. Mastering beekeeping well can achieve twice the result with half the effort.

As we all know, bees are very clever insects, and hexagonal hives can prove that bees are superb architects. For thousands of years, human beings have reached a certain tacit understanding with bees through domestication, which is very subtle. This delicate relationship can only be understood by beekeepers. Some beekeepers like to put their bees on the balcony of their rooms. Whether the beekeeper is resting on the balcony or walking back and forth in front of the beehive, bees will not attack the beekeeper actively or fly into the room. This feeling of peaceful coexistence is beyond ordinary people's understanding. Some people may find that bees, especially beekeepers, often fly around them. Experienced beekeepers will recognize the meaning of bees flying around and respond accordingly.

Bees fly to you and keep flying, as if looking for something. They are very gentle and friendly. You can be sure that this is a "reconnaissance bee". In mountainous rural areas, especially in the bee season or autumn, you will often see bees constantly exploring the doors, window sills and wardrobes at home and flying in front of people. The beekeeper knows that this bee is a "reconnaissance bee", and it is telling you that it is looking for a new address to nest. At this time, the beekeeper will find a beehive, apply some honey and lead the reconnaissance bees to the door of the beehive. Reconnaissance bees will fly to the door of the nest when they smell honey, and then enter the hive to check. After inspection, they will locate the hive and fly away. If many bees enter the hive for inspection that day, they can basically come to the hive that day. If the bees don't come that day, the hive will come in a few days, and all the beekeepers need to do is wait for this unexpected surprise. If there are bees flying around you in the wild, it means there are bees nearby. You need to carefully observe the flying direction of bees and carefully look for nearby branches, caves and other places. If you find that the flying height of bees is very low and radian, it means that bees are nearby.