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Category Archives: Bee cells
Hive “On the Rocks”
It’s been a really interesting year so far. I’ve never taken as much interest in my bees as this year. I check on them daily to make sure they have shade, water and things look normal. I observe them and … Continue reading
Posted in Bee cells, common problems, Queen, splits, Summer, Uncategorized, Worker bees
Tagged beekeeping, bees, black queen bee, multiple eggs in bee cell, splitting hives
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Nature works in mysterious ways!
Oh. my. God. if things couldn’t get any crazier this year, they just did. The black queen (the original one), just decided to move into this forgotten old hive we’ve had sitting in our garden for a few years. When … Continue reading
Posted in Bee cells, beekeeping, Beeswax, Check-ups, Summer, Uncategorized
Tagged beekeeping, bees, Swarm
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Raising a new Queen (part 1/3)
This week it will be my first time to raise a queen. It’s a process that will take several steps and checks. And, it will also be a bit of an experiment for us so at this point in time, … Continue reading
Posted in Bee bread, Bee cells, Life cycle, nuc, Queen cells, Royal jelly
Tagged beekeeping, nuc, queen cell, royal jelly
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Oh, the Drones
A drone lives the good life until he’s kicked out of the hive or dies from sex. Drones (aka the boys) do not have stingers and do not need to collect nectar, build cells or protect their home like their … Continue reading
Posted in Bee cells, Drones, Mating flight, Uncategorized
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