July Hive Inspection

Doing a quick inspection on this swarm that I caught earlier this year. They are doing good they just need some room so they don't swarm on me. I will show you what you need to look for when doing hive inspections
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[@justgill_xoxo2361]

Love the bee video. Thanks for updating us. ❤

[@michaelmcdonald6727]

Great bee video Darrell. Thanks much for sharing!

[@Doxymeister]

Man, it's good to see booming hives again! Nice swarm, that queen is doing well. Looking forward to the next one, Daryl, thanks!

[@danielmccoy8875]

Nice gentle girls

[@rodneymiddleton9624]

Hives are looking good!!!! Thanks!

[@michaelfike7542]

Had really good luck with catching swarms this year and they are all really packing the boxes. Great looking bunch you have good luck with them. ❤🐝

[@reneemoorefrost4871]

Thank you for the videos

[@dfishman76]

Thanks for watching

[@cherylcarnes4207]

Hey Daryl :-)

[@dfishman76]

Hope your doing good

[@melaniejenkins109]

Great video, do you treat for varroa?

[@karenwaitley9515]

Morning, if the hive has a good laying queen why do they make drone cells if they dont do any work?

[@dfishman76]

yes they will still have some drones

[@greenbuds2782]

Hey fish your video is at 360p again 😋

[@dfishman76]

Should be in 1080p that’s what there uploaded in

[@markb3129]

Interesting videos on the bees. I'm thinking about trying bees. Do you have to start with multiple hives or one will work? ✌

[@melaniejenkins109]

Two is better for comparing and sharing resources

[@dfishman76]

Yes it’s better to have at least 2 that way you have options if one has issues

[@robertbraker93]

When starting a new hive do you add a queen excluder between the first two levels or between the 2nd and 3rd ?

[@dfishman76]

That’s your call in that. I don’t use them but so do. Most use them to keep the queen out of the honey supers

[@johnhoffman8203]

My hive swarmed on July 1 and left 10 ish q-cells. When should I expect a new laying queen and when should I begin to worry about being queen-right? Thx

[@ToddSalter]

Lots of factors come into play but the hive will swarm generally 3 to 4 days before a queen cells hatches. New queen needs 5 to 6 days to mature, a day or two for mating flights, and a day or two to process sperm from those flights. So 8 days at the absolute earliest but generally 15 to 18 days from hatching.

[@johnhoffman8203]

@@ToddSalter Thx for the info, my first hive, and half my children ran away from home, ungrateful ingrates.