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Mon, Jun 6, 05 at 13:37
| What type of scenarios might be occuring if I see a bee leaving a hive with pollen in their baskets?
I hav a new split , hawaiian queen introduced friday, I guess fairly weak at this point due to small population and
Would that have been a robber bee? |
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- Posted by Merops_apiaster Cadiz (Spain) (My Page) on Tue, Jun 7, 05 at 4:00
| Bees don´t move polen. I have seem bees robbing wax, and propoleo, but the polen is "inamobible". So you will read that frames with pollen have to be located near of brood. |
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| Agreed. This is just a worker who hasn't unloaded. |
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| Probably got home and then had to go out to pee! |
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