Might I be so bold as to argue a few % on Christmas eve.  I should be  
getting changed for our guests and family that will arrive in an hour  
or so.  But one last look at Bee-L.
350 is 10% of 3500 therefore 200 is more than 5%.  The scale you are  
using is likely no better than 5%.  You(your girls) are making rough  
measure of about 1# and are not likely closer than 20%.  Chris was  
asking about the weight of a bee(that is 1 bee) as compared to  
another individual bee.  Enough nit picking Bob, Merry Christmas all  
with safety to all through the holidays wherever you are.

Bob Darrell
Caledon Ontario
Canada
44N80W  (foggy, +2C, showers, thunder storms tonight)


On 24-Dec-14, at 9:37 AM, charles Linder wrote:

>
>
> We found the variances in bees per pound to be around 200 bees,   
> less than
> 1%
>

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