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>>I knocked off the queen cell and released each queen directly into 
the  hive.  Would you have done the same????????

I would [although I don't have any experience with Russian bees].  I 
would let the queen walk out onto a frame after observing no 
aggression by the bees at the queen cage.  The queen's scent should 
have spread throughout the hive.  I would expect no problem since the 
queens were still alive after several days w/o attendants.

Waldemar
Long Island, NY

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