. De l'apiculture dans le Maryland. Les abeilles. La GESTION DES ABEILLES. 2ri7 mis dans une cage en métal tissé et placé à l'entrée. Comme les abeilles re- tourner sur la recherche de la reine absente de la grappe, la cage est ouverte et la reine a permis d'entrer avec les autres abeilles. Le champ du scrutin les abeilles de la vieille ruche qui a été fixé d'un côté fait également revenir en plus grand nombre à la nouvelle ruche sur l'ancien support. S'il y avait des magasins à miel excédentaire ou d'extraire des trames sur l'ancienne ruche elles devraient maintenant être transféré à la nouvelle ruche, mettre un morceau de reine à l'exception du zinc, (fig. 24.) entre chambre à couvain et su

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. Bee keeping in Maryland. Bees. THE MANAGEMENT OF BEES. 2ri7 put in a wire cloth cage and placed at the entrance. As the bees re- turn on finding the queen absent from the cluster, the cage is opened and the queen allowed to enter with the other bees. The returning field bees from the old hive which has been set to one side will also return in greater number to the new hive on the old stand. If there were any surplus honey supers or extracting frames on the old hive they should now be transferred to the new hive, putting a piece of queen excluding zinc, (fig. 24.) between brood chamber and surplus honey to keep the queen below. If it is not desired to clip the wings of the queen an Alley's queen and drone trap may be placed at the entrance, (fig. 20.) As the swarm. Fig. 20.—Alley's queen anfl drone trap. issues the queen is engaged in the trap where she may be found anfl the swarm is disposed of as above described. When the swarm is allowed to issue without securing the queen it usually clusters on a branch of a tree near at hand, where it remains for a varying period of time. In this case the branch can be cut away and the bees carried where they are wanted, or the hive can be brought and held under the branch, which is then jarred, causing the bees to fall into the hive held to receive them. Swarm Control. While the clipping of the queen's wings, and other methods of pre- venting the queen from joining the swarm are means of controlling the swarm after it issues, they are not attempts to curb the swarming impulse. The need of ventilation and addition of supers, etc., in pre- venting overcrowding have been mentioned. A large force of bees is only desirable as the rush of the honey flow comes on, for after this they- become consumers, not producers. Moreover it is possible that if eggs are laid and brood reared, up to and including the time of the honey harvest, excessive swarming may result where otherwise it might have been lessened and largely prevented by res

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