Inspection Results
25 Jul 2026
Hive #911 · 40 frame sides captured
45
Colony Strength
Weakening
Conduct a follow-up inspection urgently to confirm queen presence and assess laying, as a missing queen is a severe concern. Immediate supplemental feeding is essential due to critically low honey stores. A varroa mite check is also highly recommended.
Queen Status
Queen not observed
Brood Pattern
Patchy
Honey Stores
Critically low
Varroa Risk
Unassessed
AI Observations
The inspection provided full coverage of all 10 frames, indicating a good initial bee population of 2500 bees. However, the queen was not spotted, and the brood pattern is patchy, covering 3.5 frames with only 11% average coverage. Honey stores are critically low at 1%.
Frame Analysis — 20 frames
Frame 1
Frame 2
Frame 3
Frame 4
Frame 5
Side A
Frame 6
Frame 7
Frame 8
Frame 9
Frame 10
Frame 11
Frame 12
Frame 13
Side A
Side B
Frame 14
Frame 15
Frame 16
Frame 17
Side A
This side of the frame shows a healthy population of bees covering a significant area of capped brood and minimal honey stores.
Side B
A strong bee presence is observed on this side, with extensive capped brood occupying the central comb and some honey towards the top.
Both sides of this frame exhibit a strong bee presence, with extensive capped brood filling the central areas. Minimal honey stores are visible in the top corners, indicating a healthy and active brood-rearing frame.
Frame 18
Side A
This frame side is densely covered with bees over a large expanse of capped brood, with only small pockets of honey.
Side B
A robust bee population is seen on this side, covering an expansive area of healthy capped brood, complemented by a thin band of honey.
This frame shows exceptionally dense bee coverage and very strong, expansive capped brood patterns on both sides. Honey reserves are quite limited, suggesting the frame is primarily dedicated to brood production.
Frame 19
Side A
This side features a good number of bees over a central area of capped brood, with some honey and pollen scattered along the edges.
Side B
Fewer bees are present on this side, revealing a central brood area with both capped and uncapped cells, and minor honey reserves.
Side A of this frame has a good bee population over capped brood and some scattered honey and pollen, while Side B shows fewer bees and a mix of capped and uncapped brood. Overall, it's a healthy brood frame, though possibly less dense on one side.
Frame 20
Side A
This frame side is bustling with bees, showcasing a strong central brood pattern and a noticeable band of honey at the top.
Side B
This image displays stacked Lyson hive boxes, one green and one blue, with no bees or comb visible.
Side A of this frame is well-covered with bees and contains a healthy central brood area alongside a good band of honey. However, the accompanying image (Side B) depicts hive boxes, not a beehive frame.