Looks Like I Lost the Queen But I Found A Virgin and Queens in All Stages
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- Опубликовано: 27 ноя 2023
- 🐝 Join me on an incredible beekeeping journey as I delve into a hive once plagued by chalk brood, only to uncover a remarkable twist of fate! 🌿👑 Watch in awe as I open up the hive to find a vibrant and beautiful Virgin Queen confidently reigning over her colony. But the surprises don't end there - discover capped queen cells, witness the aftermath of recently opened queen cells, and even stumble upon the enigma of a deceased queen bee still nestled in her cell. 🧐🔍
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There's a fair chance that even the queens in the capped cells have been stung by the emerged queen. Last season I had this in one of my hives and was fortunate enough to be there as they were emerging. I could hear the pipping sounds from the emerged virgins and even ones not yet emerged.
I realize that’s probably the case.
That was the perfect opportunity to make a vertical split using a double screen board.
I think if I took anything away from that hive in its current state I would only get closer to loosing it.
@@aussiebeekeeping A double screen board doesn't have to be about increasing no. of hives. It can be used to increase your chances of getting one of the two queens mated and then recombined back into one colony.
Good point.
I actually made one a couple of weeks ago. Three days away from harvesting my first Queen cells using a double screen board. :)
So many queen cells, strange laying patterns, awesome to see. You always have excellent adventures with your bees. Thanks again for sharing 👍🐝🍯
Thanks.
That was a crazy hive...i don't think I've ever seen so many queen cells before in one hive. Wow!!
I hope the Virgin Queen gets mated soon and returns safely!!
Me too. Thanks.
Also thank you as you gave me a great idea for a revised thumbnail. :)
I'm sure they might of swarmed with the mated queen looks like.
I did think that at the time bt they weren’t that big 12 days prior.
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I think the chalk brood has pushed them to Requeen.
Definitely havnt swarmed
Ive seen that in one of my hives be for. 12day ago they where good id say you squashed the queen and they just made a tone of cells mine did the same.
That did cross my mind. Maybe she was on the bottoms board when I tipped it out last time.
12 days to make a queen is pretty good too. One to watch. Might fix the chalk brood.
I have enjoyed this week full of videos
Thanks.
Good one,thank you.Mineare doingCentral frame Queen cups too, Queen is only a year old, and 11 frames brood.
Thanks. Goodluck.
I think I may have already asked you this but, how did you find that land you have your hives on?
It’s my uncles. :)
you find that queen cells that were open were opened by the first emurged queen she will than go and kill any unemurged queen
Yes. I know.