>>> The affected hive appears queenless, no queen, no brood, no larvae...but
lots and lots of bees, with what appears to be average stores.
>>> Not knowing what to do, the majority will simply combine and split next spring.
Any better advice?
QUESTION: Did any of them force the colony through a queen excluder in an attempt to find the queen? Just curious.
Mike in LA
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