Will the queen bee colony fly away, and will the queen bee colony disband when she dies?

Queenless bee colonies do not fly away under normal circumstances.

In the absence of a queen bee, a queen bee colony will produce a series of abnormal reactions, such as worker bees laying eggs, worker bees laying eggs to breed drones, and worker bees laying eggs to breed queen bees. These reactions are all about sustaining the survival and development of the colony, not about escaping the original hive.

However, if a queenless colony does not have a new queen for an extended period of time, they may begin to weaken and eventually disintegrate. In this case, some worker bees may leave their original hive in search of a new chance to survive. However, this usually takes a few days or weeks and requires certain conditions to be met, such as favorable weather, adequate worker bees and nectar resources, etc.

Therefore, in most cases, the queen bee colony will not fly away immediately, but will continue to stay in the original hive and take corresponding measures to maintain the survival and development of the colony.

The queen bee is believed to be no stranger, and is the only female bee with normal reproductive ability in the entire bee colony, usually there will only be one queen bee in each bee colony, and no matter what time period it is, it will be greatly protected. However, there may be times when the king is lost, so will the queen bee colony fly away? Usually it doesn't fly away, but there are certain changes in the bee colony, and it may rush to save itself.

You can choose to breed your own queen bee and provide small larvae of the worker bees after the modification, and the worker bees will lay eggs after a while. After the loss of the king, the whole bee colony will become very chaotic, and no new bees will appear, and the old bees will slowly die. The best way to improve this aspect is to intervene in a new queen bee so that order can be better maintained.

It is generally not dissolved. After the queen bee dies, the colony can use the small larvae of the worker bee to breed a new queen bee, but only if there are small worker larvae or fertilized eggs in the colony for modification.

The principle is that worker bees and queen bees are actually developed from fertilized eggs, and if the worker bee larvae have been eating royal jelly, they can also develop into a queen bee with complete reproductive ability, and the queen bee in the "emergency king platform" can lay eggs normally after mating with the drones to continue the colony.

After the death of the queen bee, a very small number of worker bees may develop a special egg transfer ability, in short, these worker bees may steal a fertilized egg from other bee colonies and come back to "make a king".

Although this is extremely rare and has not yet been fully confirmed, it is true that there is a phenomenon in beekeeping production in which there are no larvae or fertilized eggs, and it is also considered by some to be some kind of "atavism" of worker bees.