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In this brief beekeeping monologue, Laurence Edwards explains that when bees are observed inside the feeder, it typically signals one of two conditions: the colony is starving and urgently seeking food, or the colony has outgrown its hive space and is competing for room. He illustrates the point by showing a very full 12‑frame colony, describing it as "absolutely rammed," underscoring how a crowded hive can drive bees to the feeder.
