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Wed, 21 Apr 1999 22:41:30 +0100
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Has anyone knowledge, or experience, of examining colonies of honey bees
under 'red light' conditions. I understand that this can be done with very
little disturbance to the colony.

(No wife, not intending to play with them 24 hours a day, just simply for
interest).

Ken Hoare

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