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Waggle dance at the Royal Highland Show

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Alistair Mooney Alistair Mooney | 10:01 UK time, Wednesday, 24 June 2009

Get along to the Royal Highland Show in Ingliston and learn how to waggle dance.

Honey bees

All part of a demonstration by the Scottish Beekeepers Association, the waggle dance is used by honey bees to show each other where to locate a source of nectar. The Scotland Outdoors site has an animation of the dance and will have photos from the event later in the week, featuring school children dressed up and learning to dance like a bee.

The Royal Highland Show runs from tomorrow till Sunday. Highlights from Ingliston will be featured on Friday's Landward and Saturday's Out of Doors.

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