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| A mature florea nest, about 1 ft across. Honey is stored in a rather cylinderic column near the top. Worker brood is solid in the center, separated by a few rows of pollen cells from the much larger drone cells on the outer rim. Notice there are two queen cells hanging down. | |||||||||||
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From: nsg629@aol.com (Sep 11, 2004 21:05 EDT) There are two cells on the bottom right corner that look like the queen cells that the European hony bees build when they're about to swarm. Are they? [add comment] | |
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