Some worker honey bees can lay eggs in the absence of a queen. This is a serious problem for the colony. Learn how to determine when laying workers are present and what to do about them in this video.
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Copyright Attribution (Listed in order of appearance):
– Intro & Outro Music: Credit to Zakhar Valaha, Pixabay.com
– Video of a countryside view with a barn in raining weather: Stock Video Credit to Cyrus Photography, www.pexels.com
– Video of a bee-eater bird: Stock video credit to Krzysztof Chrostowski, www.pexels.com
– Photo of a dead honey bee queen: Stock Photo Credit to Fevziie, stock.adobe.com
– Video Macro of bees working on a honeycomb structure: Stock Video Credit to MemorySlashVision, www.pexels.com
– Photo of Apis mellifera capensis: Stock Photo Credit to Adrian, stock.adobe.com
– Photo of Apis mellifera capensis: Stock photo credit to David, stock.adobe.com
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