How to find wild honeybee in the forest by manual and traditional way. Here are the tips and tricks of friends.
Look for bee colonies directly, bee apis cerana usually live in tree holes, rocks, or river cliffs. Then browse the place and see it manually with our eyes, if there is usually going to be a bee going back and forth out into the hive to find honey
Look for flowers that are in bloom and many bees are swarming around. Now from the edge of a tree or garden (eg a cornflower), look at the edge of the corn garden, surround it, then look at which direction the bees come and go?
Do this in the morning or afternoon, because morning and afternoon sun light is very helpful to see the bees when flying in the air. If the daylight bees will be more difficult to see because the influence of daylight sun different from the morning.
Bees usually fly straight not too turn, so if you can follow the flow of bees way back and forth from the flower garden earlier. If lucky in a few meters or tens of meters will be a friend to meet his nest.
Or a friend just about, for example bee to the west direction, then just down the western direction parallel to the bee fly flows, to some far away, or in places that kira2 bee stay, eg in rock cliffs of the river, or rock lerang hill, go directly to the place that.