Bees changed their minds?

[alynewbee]

Last week I had a gorgeous supercedure cell in the q+ part of an AS I had done the week before. It was open with a big fat larvae and lots of royal jelly. Reckoned I would be safe to have a quick peek today as if all was going to timing the cell should still be sealed and I wanted to check they'd not made any swarm cells in the meantime. In I pop and find the old marked queen still wandering around, larvae from tiny to big (never could spot eggs - bad eyes), and my lovely big fat supercedure cell with it's side torn out. No other swarm cells and nothing in the one playcup I found. Well, I never! Are they just being fickle and changed their mind? Or something else? I'd really appreciate any words of wisdom.

Thank you
Aly

 

[Poly Hive]

Looks as if they have indeed changed their minds.

It happens: after all they are female..... (ducks for cover)

PH

 

[alynewbee]

Looks as if they have indeed changed their minds.

after all they are female..... (ducks for cover)

PH

tee hee! I like to call it being flexible, but him indoors is with you!

 

[Ellem]

Looks as if they have indeed changed their minds.

It happens: after all they are female..... (ducks for cover)

PH

Ah bless!