Pollen aplenty

[Bumble Bee Slim]

Three questions if I may
1 ) Some brood boxes are chock a block with pollen,should I remove some frames to free up space for the queens laying, if so what to do with said frames (no deep freeze available) ?
2) Do bees move pollen around within the hive themselves?
3) If an abundance of nectar is a flow what is a large amount of pollen coming in called?
Thanks in anticipation, Dave.

 

[Swarm]

Add another brood box?

 

[Bumble Bee Slim]

Add another brood box?

Already on brood and a half plus supers

 

[Swarm]

Double brood is the obvious choice. Pull a couple of central brood frames up into the second box, push the combs together and add some foundation frames to make up the deficit in both boxes. Make sure the queen is not in the half and place it over the excluder so they use it as a honey super when the brood emerges.

 

[Bumble Bee Slim]

Double brood is the obvious choice. Pull a couple of central brood frames up into the second box, push the combs together and add some foundation frames to make up the deficit in both boxes. Make sure the queen is not in the half and place it over the excluder so they use it as a honey super when the brood emerges.

Steve, going back to my other question, do bees move pollen within the hive?

 

[Curly green finger's]

Steve, going back to my other question, do bees move pollen within the hive?

I don't know about that but they will put it in thefirst supers if the brood box is full.
I to would be interested to know the answer to your question.

 

[B+.]

Steve, going back to my other question, do bees move pollen within the hive?

No.