New Zealand Beekeeping: A Successful Open Mated and Laying Queen with Nuc

Well, we have good weather across in most of the area here in NZ, summer is on its way!
From the last video I posted around 2 weeks ago, and I mentioned I relocated this little nuc with the supercedure cell to another site (preferably more than 5km away from the original site) for her mating flight, and due to busy work schedule, I have not got any spare time lately to come check this nuc for about nearly 3 weeks since split.
Now, we are here to witness the most exciting moment, initially this nuc is packed with bees and I struggle a bit to spot her, but then again we are so lucky to see her in action (laying)!
NUC setup - my ideal way to make a split
1) 3 capped brood frame, 1 honey/pollen frame, 1 empty drawn out frame (for bees movement and ventilation purpose)
2) 2 capped brood frame, 1 with just eggs and grubs frame (newly mated queen would learn from experience on laying), 1 honey/pollen frame, 1 empty drawn out frame.
Well, next step is to take this nuc away again back into the farm for settling down before re-home them to bigger hive.
Thanks for watching guys!