BEE INFORMED

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The Queen Bee

The Queen Bee is the life blood of the hive. With out her the hive will eventually die. You will find that the majority of the time you will have only 1 queen present in the hive. Until that is they need a new one..

Queen Bee Laying An Egg

The Queen can lay up to 2000 eggs per day. That's almost her body weight in eggs! This is her sole purpose in life.

Eggs, eggs and more eggs!

The queen will lay her eggs that look like a little white comma standing upright. These newly hatched eggs that are now larvae will need to be fed over 100x per day, creating a little pool for it to eat in. The nurse bees will feed the larvae a nutrient rich substance that we beekeepers call "bee milk". This translucent pearly white brood food is made from the nurse bees after consuming protein rich pollen.

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