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Drone Bee
- Joined
- May 7, 2013
- Messages
- 1,251
- Reaction score
- 51
- Location
- Yorkshire Wolds
- Hive Type
- National
- Number of Hives
- enough (but all insured!)
I put out my Apidea on the 30th May 2015...
and today for the first time, I've seen capped brood on inspection.
So it's taken at least 4 weeks for my virgin queen to get mated and lay.
I feel so proud....now I've got two other Apideas to put out this weekend.
I spotted a large plump dark brown queen on frame, still not drawn out frame 1....
I would have marked her, but I left my marking pens in the Datacenter (yes, you read correct the datacenter, I've been using them to mark cables, before a Cluster Memory Upgrade!)
and today for the first time, I've seen capped brood on inspection.
So it's taken at least 4 weeks for my virgin queen to get mated and lay.
I feel so proud....now I've got two other Apideas to put out this weekend.
I spotted a large plump dark brown queen on frame, still not drawn out frame 1....
I would have marked her, but I left my marking pens in the Datacenter (yes, you read correct the datacenter, I've been using them to mark cables, before a Cluster Memory Upgrade!)