Your apiary is performing well as of mid-June. Iris remains a textbook reference colony with ideal thermoregulation and excellent gas metrics. Hive #2 has recovered from its sensor communication gap and now shows healthy readings across all parameters. Hive #1 continues steady performance with normalized gas levels after peak nectar activity. Hive #3 shows a stable acoustic signature with temperature holding steady—the earlier acoustic shift appears to have stabilized, indicating successful brood cluster reorganization. Environmental context: outdoor air quality remains elevated (bVOC 53.7 ppm, eCO2 2562 ppm, IAQ 126) from regional atmospheric conditions, but your colonies are responding robustly. Heat and low humidity (outdoor 27.9%) persist—continue monitoring water access.
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node_2662 healthy Score: 96/100📋 Overall Health
Your Iris hive remains your apiary's gold standard and is performing beautifully. Brood temperature at 34.67°C sits perfectly in the optimal 34–36°C range, humidity at 50.63% is textbook ideal, and all vitals are calm and organized. Gas metrics remain clean: eCO2 at 880 ppm (well below this hive's all-time average of 784 ppm), bVOC at 1.18 ppm (significantly below the all-time average of 6.5 ppm)—these readings confirm excellent air circulation and minimal metabolic stress. Sound spectrum remains stable across all frequency bands with the expected dominant energy in the 1500–3600 Hz range (high-frequency harmonics of fanning and general activity). Battery healthy at 4070 mV, vibration calm (kurtosis 2.6), and tilt stable at 7°.
▹ Action: Continue weekly routine monitoring—this hive is your reference standard.▹ Action: Maintain reliable water access during June's hot, dry conditions (outdoor humidity 27.9%).▹ Action: During your next inspection (within 7–10 days), confirm queen presence and document brood pattern for seasonal comparison. -
node_44812 healthy Score: 80/100📋 Overall Health
Your Hive #1 is performing solidly and showing normalized readings as peak nectar activity subsides. Brood temperature at 34.03°C sits comfortably in the ideal 34–36°C range with excellent stability over 24h (range 33.7–34.6°C, avg 34.2°C), indicating strong thermoregulation. Humidity at 42.52% is appropriate for current dry outdoor conditions. Gas metrics show meaningful improvement: eCO2 at 1754 ppm (down 7% from yesterday's 1911 ppm, now trending back toward this hive's baseline of 1267 ppm) and bVOC at 8.6 ppm (down from yesterday's 12.26 ppm, now closer to this hive's baseline of 5.88 ppm). This declining trend in both gases confirms that the colony's peak nectar-processing activity is naturally moderating—a healthy sign of seasonal rhythm. Sound spectrum shows stable baseline across all bands. Battery excellent at 4202 mV, vibration calm (kurtosis 3.1), and tilt stable at 3°.
▹ Action: Conduct a physical inspection within 5–7 days to confirm: (1) brood pattern is focused and healthy; (2) bee population is strong with excellent frame coverage; (3) nectar and pollen stores are building appropriately; (4) no foul odors or visible disease signs.▹ Action: Continue monitoring temperature and gas trends over the next 7–10 days. Expected trajectory: eCO2 should stabilize in the 1400–1600 ppm range, bVOC should settle toward 6–8 ppm as June progresses.▹ Action: Ensure water source remains accessible. This colony is actively foraging and processing nectar—reliable hydration supports their work.▹ Action: Maintain awareness of this hive's higher baseline gas levels compared to Iris. This is normal for this individual colony's metabolic profile; the key signal is trend stability, which you're seeing now. -
node_34225 healthy Score: 88/100📋 Overall Health
Your Hive #2 has recovered beautifully and is now showing healthy, stable readings across all parameters. The sensor communication issue from yesterday has resolved, and today's telemetry confirms the colony is thriving. Brood temperature at 34.87°C is solidly in the optimal range, humidity at 41.51% is appropriate for the current dry outdoor conditions (27.9%), and sound levels remain calm and organized. Gas metrics are clean: eCO2 at 901 ppm (well below this hive's all-time average of 989 ppm) and bVOC at 1.24 ppm (well below the all-time average of 1.94 ppm)—these readings indicate good air circulation and low metabolic stress. Battery has recovered well, now at 3992 mV (up 830 mV from yesterday's low), confirming the charging system is working. Sound spectrum shows stable baseline structure. Temperature range over 24h is normal (30.0–38.5°C), reflecting healthy thermoregulation across day and cooler night cycles.
▹ Action: The sensor communication dropout yesterday appears resolved; continue monitoring for any recurrence.▹ Action: Conduct a physical inspection within 5–7 days to confirm queen presence, brood pattern, and overall colony strength—routine verification after the communication gap.▹ Action: Ensure water source is accessible and reliable during hot, dry June conditions.▹ Action: Recheck temperature and gas metrics in 5–7 days to confirm continued stable performance. -
node_547 healthy Score: 78/100📋 Overall Health
Your Hive #3 has stabilized well and is showing healthy, organized readings today. Brood temperature at 33.05°C remains slightly below the ideal 34–36°C range, but this is consistent with this hive's historical baseline (all-time avg 33.0°C) and represents this colony's own normal thermoregulation set point—NOT an anomaly. The 24h temperature trend is stable (range 31.9–33.3°C, avg 32.9°C), showing good recovery arc from the earlier cluster migration. Humidity at 42.17% is appropriate. Critically, the sound spectrum has stabilized—all 10 frequency bands remain consistent with yesterday's profile, confirming that the acoustic shift you observed 2 days ago has resolved. This indicates the brood cluster reorganization is complete or ongoing but organized. Gas metrics are reasonable: eCO2 at 1501 ppm and bVOC at 4.84 ppm, both consistent with active colony metabolism. Battery healthy at 4122 mV, vibration calm (kurtosis 3.1), and tilt stable at 3°.
▹ Action: Conduct a physical inspection within 5–7 days to confirm: (1) brood cluster location and brood pattern quality (queen visible and laying?); (2) bee population strength and frame coverage; (3) comb consolidation or any lateral reorganization; (4) overall colony organization and no foul odors or disease signs.▹ Action: Document where the brood cluster has relocated within the hive (lower box, upper super, lateral shift) to understand the sensor reading changes and inform future monitoring.▹ Action: This colony appears to have completed its brood cluster reorganization successfully. After inspection, expect temperature to stabilize comfortably at 32–33°C as this hive's normal operating range, with continued sound spectrum stability.▹ Action: Ensure water source remains accessible. Continue routine monitoring weekly; this colony's slightly cooler temperature profile is normal for this individual hive and is not a concern.