Tell me why the queen bee wants to escape, and how to prevent the queen bee from escaping.

Why did the queen bee escape: 1. When the bee colony is too large or the queen bee is aging, the worker bees will build a hive "queen platform" specially used for cultivating the queen bee, and the larvae hatched from fertilized eggs in the queen platform will be fed with royal jelly by the worker bees all the time, and after emergence, they will become the new queen bee. Natural grouping is generally that the old queen bee leads a group of worker bees to leave, and the new bees inherit the original hive. This phenomenon is called "dividing bees", which usually occurs in spring and summer and is a natural habit of bees.

2. Honey that has been attacked by natural enemies and lost its storage will be abandoned and moved away when the nest is destroyed too much.

3, parasites, diseases, etc. It will also make the bees escape from the original hive.

How to prevent the queen bee from escaping: 1 First of all, we should choose a suitable beekeeping place, which should be quiet, well drained, pollution-free, free from human and animal interference and surrounded by suitable honey sources.

2. Pay close attention to the situation of bee colony, and take measures such as artificial grouping in time to reduce the density of bee colony when the bee colony is too large. When the queen bee is aging, it should be replaced by cultivating new bees in time, otherwise the queen bee's hormone secretion is insufficient, and the worker bees may be grouped after cultivating new bees. If there is no reservation, the natural queen platform in the hive should be dismantled in time.

3. Prevent insects, birds, animals and other natural enemies from eating bees and stealing honey. When the honey source is insufficient, feed it in time and feed the bees with sugar water.

4, do a good job of disease prevention and pest control.

5. If "hive separation" has occurred, worker bees will gather around the queen bee to form a hive, and generally will not be far away from the original hive. At this time, the hive will send reconnaissance bees to explore new nest sites, and the hive will be disbanded and fly away until it finds a suitable new nest site. At this time, you can spray some honey on a suitable container, supplemented by manual movement, to induce bees to enter the container to take them back and put them in an empty hive. If the bees settle down and start collecting honey, nesting and spleen the next day, it means that the bees have been successfully recycled. If the bees are still unstable or unable to collect nectar due to climatic reasons, they should be replenished to avoid running away again.