[psfred]

Looks normal to me. Typically the outermost frames will be honey, then honey and pollen, then a couple frames in, brood. I don't see honey or nectar in the brood frames, you should be seeing eggs or very small larvae after the brood emerges.

Peter

 

[Scpossum]

That is how mine are right now.

 

[Vance G]

Is there brood in the one frame? Not much capped on the other. Is this colony queenrite?

 

[Bees In Miami]

I am with Vance...Is this colony queen rite? Is there larvae in the open comb? This hive is far from honey bound. I suspect the frames of honey came from the outside couple frames (actually 1 and 4 are duplicates)? I am thinking I see eggs/young brood in pics 2 & 3 in the cells...am I??? If there is larvae/eggs/etc in the brood frames, then you are right on track. If those inner cells are empty...you may have other problems. Honey bound is not one of them.

Where are the bees? Are these frames typical to the population of the hive? :s

 

[wild-b]

Yes the queen is in and these were outer frames the 1 and 4 are duplicate because I didn't know how to delete one of them. here's a pic of the little lady and some of the inner frames.

That's good then, I just wasn't sure they should have that much in the bottom this soon.
Thanks for the input fellas.
Mike