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Fred Hollen <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 4 Feb 2003 21:34:29 -0500
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> Can't see the queen, but I get the impression that most folks are there to   simply see the bees as a colony, not just her
 majesty.
>
> Anyone have any other thoughts?  Experiences with OB hives in the
> educational setting??
>


I do beekeeping presentations for various groups, including schools, using a
portable 1-frame-wide OB hive tall enought to accomodate 1 deep & 1 medium frame.
When I set it up before a presentation, I always include the queen from the hive I
take the bees from (and return them at the end of the day).
Invariably, the first question is "Where (or Which one) is the queen.  FWIW

Fred

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