silentscyther New Bee Joined Jun 10, 2021 Messages 27 Reaction score 8 Number of Hives Two Sep 24, 2021 #1 Hi Can someone please tell me what is going on here: just inspected National Hive and on moving frames sideways on pretty well every frame some of the bees seem joined by “spiders web” like threads. Could this be moth related?
Hi Can someone please tell me what is going on here: just inspected National Hive and on moving frames sideways on pretty well every frame some of the bees seem joined by “spiders web” like threads. Could this be moth related?
Murox Queen Bee Joined Aug 31, 2017 Messages 4,554 Reaction score 2,643 Location Campbeltown Scotland Sep 24, 2021 #2 Festooning - hanging in chains , making comb, repairing comb, just building.
enrico Queen Bee Joined Mar 4, 2011 Messages 12,004 Reaction score 3,275 Location Somerset levels Hive Type National Number of Hives 5 Sep 24, 2021 #3 The most natural and amazing spectacle as they build their comb out. I was told it helps them to gain the right shape !!
The most natural and amazing spectacle as they build their comb out. I was told it helps them to gain the right shape !!
A Amaranth New Bee BeeKeeping Supporter Joined May 3, 2021 Messages 50 Reaction score 42 Number of Hives 5 Sep 25, 2021 #4 There are no threads there - they simply hook on to one another with their legs. Perfectly normal festooning.
There are no threads there - they simply hook on to one another with their legs. Perfectly normal festooning.