plumber rob
New Bee
- Joined
- May 11, 2010
- Messages
- 33
- Reaction score
- 0
- Location
- west yorkshire
- Hive Type
- National
- Number of Hives
- 2
Hello everyone and thanks in advance
inspected my national today(first half decent day for nearly 2 wks)
Bad weather and very high winds have prevented proper inspections anyway here goes,
Opened up and saw some capped brood some but few larvae and no eggs
and id say about 15 ish queen cells some sealed some capped some open with flaps and some sealed but empy could not find queen but caught 6 virgins on the frames i put these into small boxes untill i can get help with what to do with them.
i removed all but 2 queen cells as i could not be sure that they both had queens in them, also have to say there was still lots of bees
still learning so be gentle
inspected my national today(first half decent day for nearly 2 wks)
Bad weather and very high winds have prevented proper inspections anyway here goes,
Opened up and saw some capped brood some but few larvae and no eggs
and id say about 15 ish queen cells some sealed some capped some open with flaps and some sealed but empy could not find queen but caught 6 virgins on the frames i put these into small boxes untill i can get help with what to do with them.
i removed all but 2 queen cells as i could not be sure that they both had queens in them, also have to say there was still lots of bees
still learning so be gentle