Ted Wout wrote:
 
> I have noticed that sometimes the cells in this burr comb have more than
> one egg in them.  It's not laying workers because the queen is free and
> laying away.  Could it be that the first few layings are haphazard and it
> takes the queen a few trials to get things under control?  I've only
> noticed this twice and thought that maybe I had laying workers.  After
> further inspection, I had a queen and everything was fine.  Has anyone else
> noticed this?
 
New queen do those thinks, and sometime difficulty to begining laying
My bee Father say: attach a frame with eggs from a other hive.
The queen "thinks"(do they??): O!. is that the trick, i can do that to,
look at this"
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