Queen cells

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Queen cells

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Hi!! This is Jared. Mom says I need to make sure to let everyone know that my nuc looks really good now and they have built 6 queen cells but I could only see any bee baby in 4 of them. I didn't see any shb or wax moth stuff this time and there weren't any ants either. So far it looks really good!! I hope they make a good queen and then I can turn this back into a hive when they get stronger.

Hey Wally, Taeler's bees and Caleb's bees together in one box look really great! 8) They were fairly mellow today too.
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Hey Jared sounds like you have a good nuc started. But best of all you are getting a lot of experience. I hope you keep reading the forum so you can start helping us when we need help. Keep up the good work.

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Sounds great. You will want to keep a check on their food. They won't be producing any new foraging bees until about July 1. Feed them if they need it.
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Hello, it's mama this time.
We'll make sure they have some food if they need it. The bees really look pretty good though and there were quite a few more than what I thought there would be. To me it looks hopeful.... well at least a lot more hopeful than what it did look before!

Thanks for all your help!!!
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