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  1. Beekeeping 101
    I have 3 hives in Mass, 2 weeks ago they were installed (package). A few days after installing we checked and all 3 queens were successfully released from their cages and were visible during inspection. 6 days later (May 14) during an inspection of their food and general activity, I noticed one...
    dead new beekeeper queen bee supersedure cells
  2. General Beekeeping
    A swarm above the queen excluder, virgin queen and all! When Steve yelled from the beeyard, I said that sure looks like a swarm! Look for a tiny virgin queen. She would be able to get through the excluder. She is in there ... The are covering her up, caramel colored long skinny girl! It...
    strange swarm supersedure cells swarm swarms two queens
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