Quoted from Jaeg:Honey harvest day. Space is limited so our pinball work area doubles as a honey extracting room.[quoted image][quoted image]
Nicely filled out comb, what's the nectar source?
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If you see eggs and young larvae then the queen is there, not necessary to lay eyes on her. A queenless colony has no young brood and makes a peculiar sort of sad slow buzzing sound when you open the hive. If given a comb of brood from another hive (must have newly laid eggs) a queenless colony can raise a new queen.
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