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- From: Lewis Cauble <lewis AT hivebody.com>
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- Subject: Re: [ocba] Queenless
- Date: Tue, 4 May 2010 21:16:31 -0400
I'm quite certain they have swarmed. I would walk the yard near the hive and look carefully to see if they might still be around. Chances are that they have already moved on but it's always worth a look. Just let your girls do their thing. If you don't see eggs in a few weeks, then it'll be time to think about throwing a queen at them. Chances are good that they will work it out.
Lewis
On May 4, 2010, at 8:36 PM, gwahlers1.excite wrote:
I checked the hive Saturday and could not find a queen or eggs, but I did find queen cells at the bottom of the frames. The Saturday before I did see the queen so this problem is less than 10 days old. Any advice on what I should do or allow the colony solve it's own problem. Thanks Gary
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[ocba] Queenless,
gwahlers1.excite, 05/04/2010
- Re: [ocba] Queenless, Lewis Cauble, 05/04/2010
- Re: [ocba] Queenless, Tom Wright, 05/05/2010
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