Bees-processing
If the family loses the uterus and there are no eggs in the hive or suitable for the withdrawal of the fistula, larvae, then at first the bees lay many uterine bowls, often even on pergus. At the same time, young bees that produce milk are not able, in the absence of larvae, to use it for their intended purpose – to rear the brood – and pass it on to other bees.
When eating working bees in large quantities of very nutritious food (milk), underdeveloped ovaries begin to develop and produce eggs. Such bees soon begin to lay eggs. However, because there is no seminal fluid in the seminal receptacle, they put only unfertilized eggs from which drones develop. Such bees are called bees-processing.
Bees-trimming usually lay eggs in both drones cells, and in bees, and often in cells with perga. At the same time, they lay eggs in disorder, then in one or another cell, and not only one egg, but often whole groups – two, three, four or more. Since the belly of the bee is short, the eggs are often placed on the walls of cells.
It happens, although it is rare that bees of such families begin to feed some drone larva with uterine food, and the cell is re-made into a mother liquor. Such larvae in most cases die before leaving the cell or drones out of them. Little by little, bees become accustomed to their position, get used to bee-workers, like real mothers, and stop piling queen cells. The bees, which are put into the hive of the uterus, are hostile. Warn the appearance of trolling families much easier than to fix them.
The presence of bee-stalking families in the apiary shows, first of all, that the beekeeper’s work is not organized and unsystematic in this apiary. With proper care of bee colonies, the beekeeper comes to the aid of the lost mother and promptly introduces a new uterus.
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