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A beekeeper finds eggs laid directly on pollen instead of in brood cells. The queen looks healthy and larvae are developing normally, but these misplaced eggs raise questions about what the colony will do with them.
A beekeeper finds eggs laid directly on pollen instead of in brood cells. The queen looks healthy and larvae are developing normally, but these misplaced eggs raise questions about what the colony will do with them.
So you don't often see that, eggs laid on pollen like that. What are the bees going to do with those? That is not where they're supposed to go. Queen looks good though, all of the larvae turning into worker brood, eggs in all of the cells. But just what are you doing there, putting eggs on pollen?
