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174 viewsI have taken off the top box. I am looking at the drone comb that is made between the bottom of the one frame to the top of the next frame. I just tear it open when I lift off the hive body. Then I will take the larva and lok at them and look for varroa on them and in the cells. I found a total of three. Not to bad.
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174 viewsMy observation hive. I took one side off.
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168 viewsA view of he inside of my top cover. Yes that is burr comb and yes it is filled with honey. It is very nice.
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166 viewsTaking the frame over to the nuc.
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165 viewsThe top rows from under the cover.
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165 viewsPrying on the back making sure none of the frames from below are attached.
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161 viewsAnother look at the torn comb.
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159 viewsNuc box from the swarm I picked up at American Heritage.
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157 viewsAfter Just four days they have started to store honey. I didn't see a lot of eggs or a queen. But there were a lot of bees at the bottom of the nuc. I decided I would throw in a brood frame from one of my other hives.
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157 viewsThis is a brood frame. They are not capped but it is filled with very tiny eggs and some very tiny larva. i a going to take this frame and put it in the nuc. I will take a frame from the nuc and put it in the big hive. I brush all the bees off the frames before I swap them.
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