Relocating and Observing the New Hive

What happens here

The beekeeper carefully picks up the bee box, now containing the captured swarm, and carries it over to his established apiary. He places the newly acquired hive on concrete blocks next to his other hives. He then adds a second super (an additional box) on top of the brood box to provide more space for the growing colony. A close-up view shows bees moving in a steady 'conga line' into the hive entrance, with some bees fanning at the entrance to release the queen's pheromone, signaling to any remaining stragglers that this is their new permanent home.

Goal: Move the captured swarm to a permanent apiary and ensure proper settlement.