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Thu, 22 Sep 2016 20:04:23 -0500
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Re: Beetles, and lots of them!
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Speaking of location, where are you writing from?

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Peter,
I'm writing from North Central Kansas. It has been an unusually wet August and September here so I suppose that contributes to the mite infestation. I was intrigued by the  beetles flying to a dumpster and you could readily see them do so. What I had forgotten was that we had culled several hundred old frames/foundation in that dumpster and the beetles were apparently attracted. There were many thousands on those frames. The operative word is were. I certainly hope we can find some kind of repellent.
Gary  

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