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Another my hobby - beekeeping. Has been doing for 25 years. Unfortunately, there are huge problems with the sale of honey, so probably have to reduce the number of families. Now I have 30 families. Apparently leaving only for themselves.
This bee sting with a drop of poison, with a huge increase and stacking. Stinger has a burr at the end of which engages in human skin. Bee stings after dies.

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Printed honey

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Outdoor honey comb

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Outdoor fresh honey

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Swarm on scion

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Queen Bee - obtained from the nursery. White on the back of the glue from the label that the bees come off. The uterus is Duncan MacLeod in the bee family lives very long compared with the workers bees - this 7 years. Bees live from 20 days to six months (wintering).

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She

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Side view

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Bees on the capped brood

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Bees on honeycombs

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Bees on a frame of brood

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On the capped brood

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Same

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Willow - the main source of the spring nectar and honey May

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Friend Bob. Also a beekeeper, sadit swarm into a new hive. This year, sat with him in the suit suits in the heat, digging in the hive, looking for the uterus to divide the family. He gave a brilliant phrase - "Serge, do not you think that we have what is wrong hobby?» :)

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Roy enters the gangway to the hive

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That's Roy sits in roevne

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Same

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And this is the biology of the family - the egg deposition in a cell at high magnification

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Honeycomb cells with eggs

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Eggs

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Larva in royal jelly

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Larva backlit

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Pupa bees in the cell

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Pupae in the cell

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Almost completely sealed cell with doll

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Young bees leaving the cell.
Thank you all I had finished.

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