What do you do with the rest of the bees when the queen bee runs away?

Different species of bees have different conditions. In the case of bees, there is no way for them to produce a new queen bee.

As a result, they can only fly around the hive, eventually going their separate ways, dying alone or being wiped out by other colonies before they disperse. Of course, if the captive-bred bees lose their queen bees, the beekeeper will put a few pages of bee embryos dipped in sugar water into the hive, and the bees mistakenly think that the queen bee has returned, and resume normal production and life. For earth bees.

Maruhua bees, wasps.

Wild bees of larger size will select a new queen bee through gladiatorial fighting, and use the remaining royal jelly to help the new queen bee complete sexual maturity and become a queen bee in the true sense of the word.

Bees are social animals, and there are about hundreds of bees in a swarm, of which only one queen bee and the others are worker bees. If the queen bee is suddenly gone, it will cause unease among the remaining hundreds of bees, and the male bees will start looking for the queen bee in the hive, and the normal order in the hive will be disrupted, so that honey will not be produced. If you don't train a new queen bee immediately, the ovaries of other bees in the nest will begin to develop, and the new bees that hatch from the eggs laid are all males, and if you don't take the right measures in time, the whole group will not survive and lead to extinction.

For beekeepers, the extinction of an entire swarm of bees is the last thing they want, but there are remedies.

The queen bee runs away, and the remaining bees will have the following situations:

1.There are no small larvae of the right age in the colony, and the colony will eventually die out due to the demise of the worker bees.

2.There are an appropriate amount of small larvae of worker bees in the colony, and the worker bees can "urgently build a king platform" to re-breed the king, and then continue the colony after the new king emerges and mates with the drones.

If the queen bee runs away, you can save the colony by intervening in the new queen or intervening in the royal stage. Intervening in the new queen allows the colony to accept the new queen again, but requires the colony to accept the new queen. If you intervene in the queen bee, you can select a mature queen from the other colonies, and then quickly fix it on the lower edge of the nest spleen, and wait for the new queen bee to emerge from the house and mate with the drones to continue the colony.

Summary. What should I do if the queen bee flies away?

At this time, we quickly put down the bee spleen, leave the hive as soon as possible, the beehive does not have to be covered, and go a little further to see if the queen bee will come back. Every queen bee has positioned its own bee colony during a test flight, and the queen bee does not dare to fly away alone. So the fright is only temporary, and after circling for a while, you will definitely want to come back.

We must not try to catch the queen bee and look everywhere, which will make the queen bee scared all the time and dare not fly back to the colony. The longer the queen bee flies outside, the more dangerous it becomes, because if the worker bees in another colony meet the queen bee, they will pounce and kill the queen bee. So the queen bee will fly back in a hurry, and we don't need to rush to find it.

What should I do if the queen bee is frightened and flies away when checking the bee? Generally, it may come back in about ten minutes and cover the open beehive. If you observe the queen bee entering, quickly cover the beehive lightly and check whether the queen bee is there after a day.

So remind me that the spleen of the queen bee should not shake and collide, and do not bring it up casually, especially when shaking the bee, you must see if the queen bee is on the spleen, and you can boldly shake the bee, especially the middle bee, which is more timid and more afraid of disturbance. Do not lean against the door of another colony's nest, as this may cause a fight, and it will be dangerous if the queen bee is on the spleen.

What to do if the queen bee flies out at night.

What should I do if the queen bee flies away? At this time, we quickly put down the bee spleen, leave the hive as soon as possible, the beehive does not have to be covered, and go a little farther to observe whether the queen bee will come back. Every queen bee has positioned its own bee colony during the test flight, and the queen bee does not dare to fly away alone.

So the fright is only temporary, and after circling for a while, you will definitely want to come back. We must not try to catch the queen bee and look everywhere, which will make the queen bee scared all the time and dare not fly back to the colony. The longer the queen bee flies outside, the more dangerous it becomes, because if the worker bees in another colony meet the queen bee, they will pounce and kill the queen bee.

So the queen bee will fly back in a hurry, and we don't need to rush to find it. What should I do if the queen bee is frightened and flies away when checking the bee? Generally, it may come back in about ten minutes and cover the open beehive.

If you observe the queen bee entering, quickly cover the beehive lightly and check whether the queen bee is there after a day. So remind me that the spleen of the queen bee should not shake and collide, and do not bring it up casually, especially when shaking the bee, you must see if the queen bee is on the spleen, and you can boldly shake the bee, especially the middle bee, which is more timid and more afraid of disturbance. The proposed spleen should not lean against the door of another bee colony's nest, as this may cause a fight, and it will be dangerous if the bee leader is on the spleen.

And he went back on his own.

Do not worry.

No, even if the rest of the hive comes back and refuses to leave, it is impossible to build a new hive, unless you miss the queen bee when you end the hive. It means that the hive is a swarm of scattered sand without the queen bee, because only the queen bee will lay eggs, and the queen bee generally does not leave the hive easily, so the queen bee is likely to die after the queen is dropped at the end of the hive. If the queen bee is still around, he will lead the remaining worker bees to rise again.

Related IntroductionsThe honeycomb is strictly hexagonal cylindrical. It has a hexagonal opening at one end and the base of a closed hexagonal pyramid at the other, consisting of three identical diamonds. At the beginning of the 18th century, the French scholar Malaarche had specifically measured the size of a large number of beehives, and he was very surprised that all the obtuse angles of the diamond shape of these honeycombs forming the chassis were 109°28, and all the acute angles were 70°32.

Later, after the French mathematician König and the Scottish mathematician Mark Lorraine theoretically calculated, if the least amount of material is to be consumed, the largest diamond container is made from this angle. In this sense, bees can be called "genius mathematicians and designers".

After the queen bee dies, the bee colony will have a period of turmoil, and the worker bees will be dao after a day or so

Feeding the pupa in the hive with royal jelly will form a new queen bee, if there are multiple queens will kill each other, the most ferocious one will become the new queen bee, what the beekeeper has to do is to provide the necessary nutrients and food for the worker bees in time.

The death of the queen bee represents the decline of the bee colony, and the bee colony can be merged into other weak groups of bees with queen bees to form a strong group, and a partition can be inserted into the beehive when merging the bee colony, and the partition can be used to isolate the queen colony and the queen colony, so that the queen colony can slowly adapt to the smell of the new queen bee, and when the two sides are no longer repulsive, the partition can be removed and fed directly as a bee colony.

Is it the honey season? Yes, it is a harmony, first add the strong group to the insect spleen, the honey spleen stabilizes the mood, add a layer of newspaper on the strong group in the evening, and then put the weak group into the relay box, put it on the newspaper, cover the box cover, observe the outside of the box on the second day, if you don't see the king die, don't move, just tidy up in the bottom 3 days, don't be too troublesome.

If there is a spare queen bee or queen bee, you can introduce it to form a bee colony. If not, it has to be merged with other groups, and can not be merged directly when the group is combined, and the relay box is merged, and the nest box is separated by a covering (or plastic yarn), and the cover can be removed after 24 hours, and the merger is successful.

No, the swarm will kill each other.