I have a top bar beehive and I went out today to move the false back so they have more room to build honey comb. Unfortunately, in the process of doing this, I knocked two of the biggest honey combs, all filled with brood, off of their top bars. I’m not sure what I should do with this comb. Should I leave it in the hive? Will any of the brood survive if I leave it in there? Or should I take it out and consider it a loss? Will it seriously harm my hive? Oh, I feel so horrible!
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What’s the purpose of the honey making process, to the bee?
I have just recently moved (in the process of) into a new apartment. I have covered steps that you walk up through to get to my door. However I can’t exactly go because it being invaded by these huge big bumble bees. I am terrified and highly allergic to them. I believe that they may have a nest close by or something. Any suggestions on how to get rid of them??? (FYI–I have tried hornet/wasp spray and it didn’t work.
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Its kind of a 2 step to the side, one step back with a full spin every other back step, a 3 clap of the hands, another spin and then I repeat the process until I run into something where I stop to whistle the tune from the Andy Griffith Show and shout “hello aunt Bee” then the whole process starts over again. What do you think?
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2. The digestive process means conversion of the food into Simpler substances (or) blood.
3. Honey is produced by Flowers (or) Honey bees.
4. When water changes into water vapour the process is called Evaporation (or) Decantation.
5. Which vitamin keeps our bones and muscles strong and healthy Vitamin C (or) Vitamin D.
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