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Same thing happened on my new hive this year. When placing my new queen cage
in the hive, I left out one frame for a total of nine. Within a week, I had
bridge comb and comb resembling a mushroom being built off the side of the
one with the largest gap. The queen would hide under there until I removed
those bridges and the mushroom. When I placed the tenth frame in, they
proceeded to build normal comb, which made it easy to monitor their
progress.
Buddy Gauthier
Computer Systems Analyst / Bee Hobbyist
Cameco Industries, Inc.
Thibodaux, LA 70301
Phone: (504)435-4783
Fax: (504)435-4704
Email: [log in to unmask] <mailto:[log in to unmask]>
I saw this in my friends hive last year. He had frame spacers
in his honey supers, and inserted 9 frames of foundation.
Rod Billett
Lexington, SC
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