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It's been 2 weeks since I have combined my 2 hives. It looks like the queen has started laying in the top brood box but also still continues to expand in the bottom box. The bottom box was almost done. When I combined, there were 6 1/2 frames in used. Today there is 7/12. One side of an outer frame is not drawn.
TOP BROOD BOX
Frame from top brood box. Looks to me like Brood cells and I think I see some larva
![Bee Honeycomb Honeybee Beehive Insect]()
So far looks like honey only on the outer edges
![Bee Honeycomb Honeybee Beehive Insect]()
Again more Brood and Larva
![Bee Honeybee Honeycomb Beehive Insect]()
BOTTOM BROOD BOX
Brood and Larva
![Honeycomb Bee Beehive Honeybee Insect]()
Top of Bottom Brood Box
![Bee Beehive Honeybee Apiary Insect]()
One question I have. The bottom Brood Box has one frame dedicated to honey. The rest are all Brood. The top Brood Box has Comb and Brood, but no frames specifically dedicated to honey. Lots of room. No Queen Cups and didn't see any swarm cells.
Should I am assume that is probably all a good thing?
TOP BROOD BOX
Frame from top brood box. Looks to me like Brood cells and I think I see some larva
So far looks like honey only on the outer edges
Again more Brood and Larva
BOTTOM BROOD BOX
Brood and Larva
Top of Bottom Brood Box
One question I have. The bottom Brood Box has one frame dedicated to honey. The rest are all Brood. The top Brood Box has Comb and Brood, but no frames specifically dedicated to honey. Lots of room. No Queen Cups and didn't see any swarm cells.
Should I am assume that is probably all a good thing?
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The bottom box is pretty much full except for the one frame. I think the queen moved up when I combined the 2 hives. But it also looks like she is moving around a lot as there are multiple frames on the top with brood and larva as well as the frame below that is in the pic.
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That's how 6 out of 8 look for the most part. One is just Honey and the 8th is newly drawn comb with Brood and Larva. In the original photo of the bottom frame, you can zoom in and see all of the eggs and larva. The photo above makes it difficult to see it. There is an equal amount of uncapped larva/eggs as there is capped.
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