If there is brood in the comb it would be good to move it to the side to
save the brood.  Also, be sure you know where the queen is if you go to
remove the comb immediately.

> My question is what do I do about it? So far I've
> been told to cut the "weird comb" out, or to move it to the end of the
> box facing the outter edge. I think removing the comb is the correct
> thing to do, but is there anything I should be aware of while
> attempting this proceedure, or am I way off and just need to move it.

Tom

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Tom Elliott
Chugiak,  Alaska
U.S.A.
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