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The term swarming is used in the study of the biology of Apis bees to define the mass departure of bees, resulting from the division of the colony. In this case, a queen is raised and only part of the swarm leaves the nest and is called reproductive swarming. However, in some cases, reproductive swarming can be followed by abandonment.
There are other types of swarming and today we will talk about all of them. But first, see the 16 mistakes that make bees abandon the hive and swarm, that is, they will certainly leave.
ABANDONMENT, MIGRATION OR MIGRATORY SWARMING
1- Not changing the wax annually;
2- Not replacing old and weak queens;
3- Not carrying out selection and genetic improvement;
4- Not controlling diseases;
5- Not controlling natural enemies;
6- Not reducing space;
7- Not providing energy feeding;
8- Not providing protein feeding;
9- Do not control looting;
10- Do not control temperature (33 to 36 degrees Celsius);
11- Do not check the hives at least every 30 days.
REPRODUCTIVE SWARMING
12- Do not change the wax annually;
13- Do not replace old and weak queens;
14- Do not select or genetically improve;
15- Do not provide more space;
16- Do not check the hives at least every 15 days.

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