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  1. banjomorris

    Really angry bees - appear to have queen

    I wonder if you can help? I have four hives, two of which are the collected swarms of the others and all four appear to have a queen - on inspection today, eggs visible in two and young larva in the others. However, the last couple of visits, the bees have been extremely angry and have readily...
  2. banjomorris

    How long queen excluder on swarm nuc?

    Last week, a swarm from one of my colonies was caught and has been put into a Langstroth with new foundation and a queen excluder at the bottom to make sure she doesn't get out. They have a feeder with some 1:1 syrup in an empty super to get them going with drawing out the foundation. My...
  3. banjomorris

    Wild comb built under frames - now what?

    Well, it must have been a case of me putting in regular sized frames into a deep-frame langstroth hive. However, the fact is that I now have a brood box with frames that have wild comb constructed on the bottom of the frames, including brood, and I don't know what to do with it.....! How do I...
  4. banjomorris

    Such a thing as a Langstroth Nuc box?

    Can you advise me how I should go about getting a nuc box for developing nucleus when I have Langstroth hives and the only nuc boxes I see available are based on nationals? The frames would not be compatible when they were transferred to a hive, surely?
  5. banjomorris

    New comb hanging under my feeder

    I thought my hive was taking a lot of syrup and it was only when I investigated further today that I found that they have taken advantage of the space beneath the feeder (Ashforth type) to build new comb to store it.......is this normal? I was under the impression that they would simply not take...
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