In this picture you can see drone cells in the lower left, worker cells in the lower right, and both pollen and nectar everywhere else.
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Mixed brood combIn this picture you can see drone cells in the lower left, worker cells in the lower right, and both pollen and nectar everywhere else.
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This is a VERY helpful pic for a new beekeeper like me. I now know what I am looking for when I go into my hive to see if my queen is alive.