An overhead view within a beehive in Капцёўскі сельскі Савет, Belarus, shows numerous honeybees (Apis mellifera) actively moving across and between three vertically oriented wooden frames

An overhead view within a beehive in Капцёўскі сельскі Савет, Belarus, shows numerous honeybees (Apis mellifera) actively moving across and between three vertically oriented wooden frames. The frames are dark brown with reddish-orange resinous deposits, consistent with propolis. Visible on the left frame are partial honeycomb structures, some containing a yellowish-orange substance (likely pollen or capped honey), and others are open cells. A distinct, irregular piece of light-brown comb extends from the lower central area of the left frame. Red painted numbers "38" are present on the lower portion of the second wooden frame from the left. Bees are densely clustered on the comb and frame surfaces, with many individuals traversing the wooden elements and entering/exiting comb cells. The central and right frames also exhibit bees and partially developed comb, with some bees visible in the gaps between the frames. The overall scene depicts a functional honeybee colony within its hive structure.