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Sun, 4 Jan 2015 21:28:36 -0700
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Re: What killed Ontario bees last winter
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We're likely to be in the -30C/-22F range; with windchill -44C/47F 
tonight.  I'm not really worried if this hangs on for a couple weeks at 
this time of year.  A bit of a break then, so the cluster can shift and 
then some more won't hurt.  We've had it before (colder in fact) and did 
just fine. IMHO it's these temps in late February/early March and late, 
late springs (standing snow into May) that we've been having the last 
few years that are hard on the colonies.

Dave Tharle
Ardmore, AB
Canada

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