Hive is looking good.
First off, that is not burr comb. Burr comb also referred to as bridge comb is built as a connecting point between two areas. They commonly do it on the top frames of a lower box so they can get onto the box above.
What you have there is honey! It's likely sugar syrup honey but it means they are taking it from the feeder and storing it in the cells. It's entirely normal to have them put honey around the brood next, concentrating it at the top. Bees will also draw out honey cells longer than brood cells, which is what you have there. Usually the frames on the outside of a box will get elongated for honey, because there is a little extra space.
As such, you can simply organize the frames and use them as outside frames. Take the one on the left and do a 180 on it so the bulging honey part points toward the outside. The second frame can be moved to the other side of the box with the bulging side to the outside.
Since they are now storing your syrup instead of using it you may be in a good flow. I'm not sure what area you're in as you're profile isn't updated, but you can remove the feed once you have nectar coming into the hive and they have enough stored, which you do. You may also be ready for another box soon!
First off, that is not burr comb. Burr comb also referred to as bridge comb is built as a connecting point between two areas. They commonly do it on the top frames of a lower box so they can get onto the box above.
What you have there is honey! It's likely sugar syrup honey but it means they are taking it from the feeder and storing it in the cells. It's entirely normal to have them put honey around the brood next, concentrating it at the top. Bees will also draw out honey cells longer than brood cells, which is what you have there. Usually the frames on the outside of a box will get elongated for honey, because there is a little extra space.
As such, you can simply organize the frames and use them as outside frames. Take the one on the left and do a 180 on it so the bulging honey part points toward the outside. The second frame can be moved to the other side of the box with the bulging side to the outside.
Since they are now storing your syrup instead of using it you may be in a good flow. I'm not sure what area you're in as you're profile isn't updated, but you can remove the feed once you have nectar coming into the hive and they have enough stored, which you do. You may also be ready for another box soon!