Newbee question: one of my two hives swarmed on 2nd June. I failed to catch it. Inspection today of the bees that remained in the hive: no capped brood, no eggs visible. (The other hive is doing well albeit has lots of drone brood right now). What to do with my queenless hive?

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albeit bees brood Capped CATCH doing Drone eggs failed hive. Hives Inspection June lots newBEE now. Queenless question remained right. swarmed today. visible well

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Newbee question: one of my two hives swarmed on 2nd June. I failed to catch it. Inspection today of the bees that remained in the hive: no capped brood, no eggs visible. (The other hive is doing well albeit has lots of drone brood right now). What to do with my queenless hive?