To me they look like they have been pulled out of the cells before they are fully formed. See the 6th moult skin still on the bees so the wings hadn't developed fully. The bees just didn't want them.
Frank Lindsay
Wellington NZ
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Terry,
One of the best is Mark Winston's Honey Bee Biology, from Harvard Univ. Press
Steve Mitchell
Duncan, B.C.
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