
worker, cells with eggs, and a few capped worker cells
(click on the photo for a closer view)

this is the same section of comb after it was removed
a total of six shallow frames of eggs and capped brood were removed from this colony and placed into frames

a section of comb that is still attached to the rest of the colony
from left to right:
new, empty comb
capped worker cells
older worker cells that have already hatched out - now containing new eggs

this is how the frame looks full of comb
the bees will draw out comb to fill in the gaps
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