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Very neat and tidy, enjoy the weekendView attachment 36162Currently at 4.5 boxes although that nuc will probably get its own full box this weekend
Is that ok to do and is there any reason to do it that way?looks very much like cold way supers stacked on warm way deeps
No reason, no benefit and no point.Is that ok to do and is there any reason to do it that way?
It’s actually better as far as air flow and making honey to have the frames all aligned with each other.Is that ok to do and is there any reason to do it that way?
You are feeding them at present ? Why ? Their really should be enough forage for them without the need for feeding at present ...Yes - good spot, but they've not got frames in
Supers on hives 2,3 & 4 (number out of shot) don't have frames in them - they're protecting feeders
The feeders all run front to back to make pouring new syrup into them without risking spillage
Those are recent splits/nucs and I'm feeding until they build out to fill the brood boxes
Hive 1, with super 8 & the blue standard brood super are active supers with mixture of capped & uncapped in 8 and drawn comb & light filling in the blue. Those - the ones with frames in - are aligned the same way
There's loads of stuff in bloom down here in Fareham and despite the showers mine are flying - it's not the best spring I've ever seen and it's certainly not a big flow - this week is going to be dry and warm - nudging 18 degrees this afternoon. Keep an eye on the ones with the feeders on, if they are splits and small colonies and it's as poor as you say you could end up with them getting robbed of there is a strong hive next door. Bees are terrible opportunists ..if one gets a whiff of that syrup they willl be in there.Because there isn't
They're new splits & nucs looking to build comb in a month in which its rainy & un-flyable two days out of three
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