Mating Flight

Started by Ben Framed, May 15, 2018, 08:26:54 AM

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Ben Framed

What is the furtherest distance that a virgin queen will travel in order to mate?

Acebird

Quote from: Ben Framed on May 15, 2018, 08:26:54 AM
What is the furtherest distance that a virgin queen will travel in order to mate?
Hopefully she doesn't have to go over 3 miles because the farther she goes the less likely she will make it back.
Brian Cardinal
Just do it

NasalSponge

To the nearest DCA which is like a nightclub for bees. :)

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BeeMaster2

To the nearest DCA that is outside of where her brothers fly to, which is about 1 KM.
Jim
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Ben Framed


beepro

Some will say 1 mile or up to 8 miles depending on how far the DCA is at.   I suspect that my local DCA is only
a half mile away from my hives.   But again you really don't know.