Hello, I am a first-time beekeeper this spring. I installed my bees three weeks ago. I did my first full frame inspection this weekend. They had built comb over both faces of five frames. I saw empty comb, comb with nectar or honey in them, comb with a lumpy yellow mess in them that I assume was pollen, and then two types of capped comb. Question 1. What I don't know is how to tell capped brood from capped honey. I think the brood is darker and more evenly capped where the honey has a lighter colored cap and has a rougher surface. Whats the visual difference? Question 2. In what I think are the capped brood there are some randomly placed cells that have caps that are bubble shaped. They don't look like queen cells, just bubbles. They are about a quarter of an inch higher and very well rounded. What's in there? Thanks for the help, darren kall