Inspection Results
25 Jul 2026
Hive #1 · 16 frame sides captured
75
Colony Strength
Strong
Complete the inspection of the remaining frames to get a full picture of the hive's health. Initiate feeding immediately to address the critically low honey stores, and schedule a Varroa mite count.
Queen Status
Evidence of laying queen, queen not spotted
Brood Pattern
Strong and consistent
Honey Stores
Critically low
Varroa Risk
Unknown, recommend monitoring
AI Observations
Only 80% of the frames were inspected. The colony appears strong with a large bee population and healthy, consistent brood production observed across the inspected frames. However, honey stores are critically low.
Frame Analysis — 8 frames
Frame 1
Side A
Side B
Side A
This side of the frame shows a significant central area of capped brood surrounded by scattered bees and some honey at the top.
Side B
The reverse side also features a large central patch of capped brood, with numerous bees scattered across the comb and some honey present.
Both sides of this frame exhibit a healthy pattern of capped brood, indicating active egg-laying. A moderate number of bees are present, working on the comb which also contains some honey stores.
Frame 2
Side A
Side B
Side A
This frame side primarily displays dark, empty comb with only a few scattered bees and minimal signs of brood or honey.
Side B
The other side of this frame also shows mostly empty, dark comb with a small number of bees and very little visible brood or honey.
This frame appears to be mostly drawn-out, dark comb with very little activity, containing only a few scattered bees and minimal resources. It suggests it might be an older comb or one recently cleared, ready for new activity.
Frame 3
Side A
Side B
Side A
This side of the frame shows a newly drawn-out foundation with a large cluster of bees primarily on the right side.
Side B
The reverse side features mostly new foundation with only a few bees scattered across it, indicating recent comb drawing.
This frame is a newly drawn-out foundation, with one side heavily populated by bees actively working on it. The absence of brood or honey suggests it's a new addition to the hive, being prepared for future use.
Frame 4
Side A
Side B
Side A
This side is heavily populated with bees covering a significant area of capped brood and visible pollen.
Side B
The reverse side shows a substantial amount of capped brood with numerous bees, although less densely clustered than the first side.
This frame is a bustling hub of activity, with both sides exhibiting extensive capped brood, indicating robust queen laying and a strong colony. A high concentration of bees are actively engaged across the comb, with some evidence of pollen and honey stores.
Frame 5
Side A
Side B
Side A
This side of the frame is heavily blanketed with a dense cluster of bees, likely obscuring a large amount of brood underneath.
Side B
The reverse side is equally covered by a thick layer of bees, suggesting extensive brood activity beneath their presence.
This frame is a core brood frame, completely covered on both sides by a massive number of bees. This indicates a thriving colony with a significant amount of brood activity, although the exact brood coverage is largely obscured by the sheer bee population.
Frame 6
Side A
Side B
Side A
This side of the frame shows a strong pattern of capped and uncapped brood surrounded by a dense population of bees.
Side B
The reverse side also features a significant area of active brood production, with many bees tending to the developing young.
This frame is a robust brood frame with both sides densely populated by bees and showing extensive, healthy patterns of capped and uncapped brood. This indicates excellent queen activity and a strong, expanding colony.
Frame 7
Side A
Side B
Side A
This side of the frame is almost entirely covered by a high density of bees, with significant brood visible beneath them.
Side B
The reverse side is similarly blanketed with a large number of bees, indicating continued intense brood activity.
This frame is a vibrant brood frame, teeming with bees on both sides, which are actively covering and tending to extensive brood. The high bee count and visible brood indicate a very strong and productive queen.
Frame 8
Side A
Side B
Side A
This side of the frame displays a healthy amount of capped and uncapped brood, populated by a considerable number of bees.
Side B
The reverse side mirrors the first, showing a good pattern of brood and a healthy bee population.
This frame presents as a strong brood frame, featuring substantial areas of capped and uncapped brood on both sides, surrounded by many active bees. It indicates consistent laying and a healthy, growing colony.