So I finally worked out the simplest way I could move my bees from the LN hive and into my langstroth hive with some tips from some clever peeps on here.
I used three sides of a langstroth frame (top and two sides) & I sat the 3 sided frame over the top of the existing LN frame and used a cable tie at either end to secure them. They fit snug into the langstroth and I really hope that it’s ok as changing or modifying again will be a pain…???
The LN hive had 10 frames in it but the two at each opposite end had only the comb built out but nothing in them yet. So I removed those all together and just have the remaining 8 in My langstroth (8 frame).
Next time I’ll get a better photo as an example but it’s very similar to one on the forum that was converted from UK national.
They were all very well behaved and easily moved over to their new home. There was a very loud noise from the girls when I moved the queen frame to the new box - is that a queen less roar - or just them telling me to hurry up and move on! 
I went back later I check on them and there were zero left in the old box so I assume and good they all made it safely to their new home 
I managed to spot the queen (she is marked 
) she looked to move slower that others I’ve seen on videos but I hope that doesn’t mean anything…
I saw a video recently on how to count bees on frames, and using that method I actually only have 4 frames full with bees 
I also left them with a bag of sugar paste sat on the inside cover. I made a cross with a knife and upturned it over the hole. Is there a limit to how much they should have? (The bag was 2 kg)
I’m working on my camera skills, but next time I will get one and add it here.
Just thought I would ask.
