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May 6, 2016
6:28:33am
Acorn All-American
To prevent that, you take a frame of brood and put them in with the swarm.
Bees will never leave the brood (at least until they do...). I took a frame of brood (eggs and baby bees developing) and put it in the nuc with the swarm, but didn't capture it on the video. Makes the videos too long...I may need to buy a cam corder so I can stop and start in the process...

There are so many details, the learning is endless. I may change my mind on that with experience.
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Originally posted on May 6, 2016 at 6:28:33am
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