These are not adult bees and most are not fully formed. I just did an inspection and I saw eggs, larvae, and our queen. We have a 10 frame deep brood box and a 7 frame deep super. The brood box is pretty much full of honey, pollen, and brood. I would say the super…
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Canada’s bee colonies see worst loss in 20 years, explosion of mites blamed Warm weather in spring 2021 favored growth of parasitic Varroa mite that attacks, feeds on bees, expert says The Canadian Press Bees are seen on a frame from a hive in a Montreal backyard in 2016. Nearly half of Canada’s honeybee colonies…
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Hey r/beekeeping I consolidated down from 4 hives down to 1 this season as my time is more limited this year for beekeeping. As a result, I have about 3 deeps of honey and partially capped nectar. I don't want this honey to be for human consumption as I've treated it with formic pro and…
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If the queen dies in a new hive that has a full brood box (10 frames filled) will they produce a new queen? The reason im asking is that I think i saw her drowned in some water near my hive. submitted by /u/Notalib77 [link] [comments]
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