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Thanks to all for your suggestions.

One thing I noticed, and it comes from the number of years you have kept
bees, is the transition from full suit to zero (at times).

Several do what I do which is-
casual visits often are no bee wear;
going beyond the lid pop a mosquito/bug net;
more serious stuff, hat, veil and long sleeve shirt (shorts optional);
and full manipulation, the suit.

A lot depends on the time of day, the weather and what the bees are doing.
I got stung a couple of times recently pulling mite drop trays early in the
am, something that barily gets a notice in mid-day.

Again, thanks.

Bill Truesdell
Bath, Maine

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