On Tue, 25 Jun 1996, STEVE PHILLIPS wrote:
 
> When checking my hives yesterday, I noticed that in several of them (the
> strongest hives) virtually all of the combs in the brood box are filled with
> pollen, in the lower boxes, and honey, in the upper boxs.  There is a little
 
Steve-
        Don't worry. The bees know what they're doing. As the year gos on they
will work down, and make the brood boxes heavier in preparation for
winter. The cells with pollen will be drawn deeper and toped off with
honey. In mid winter when brood rearing begins they will use both the
honey and the pollen in those cells to feed brood.