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During the very coldest part of winter these dead bees may not be apparent to the beekeeper. Most die inside the hive and their bodies drop into the bottom board. The pile can get quite deep without the beekeeper even noticing it. Bit as the days get warmer, the bees begins to clean the carcasses out of their living quarters. Depending on the temperature they may dump them on the landing board, or fly them out and drop them on the ground or in the snow. Suddenly you see them everywhere, but in truth, they have been collecting all winter long.
If possible, it is good idea to clear the bottom board of dead bees. You can scrape them out by removing the entrance reducer and running your hive tool a stick through the hive entrance and dragging it along the bottom board.
Dead bees on the outside of the hive this time of year are usually a sign that everything is proceeding according to plan. If your cluster is active and has plenty of food, your colony is probably fine.
Honey bees pick up dead or diseased nestmates and drag them out of the hive. Removing corpses protects against infection, Which can spread like wildfire in densely packed hives.
So undertaker bees are hauling the dead bees out of the hives.