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Tue, 25 May 2004 20:54:52 -0500
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Re: drone behavior??
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Paul Collett wrote:

>"These drones did not seem inclined or able to fly.  There were
>no worker bees on the ground."
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>There are numerous problems which may have caused this issue.
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Paul,
Chilling is definitely out as temps are in 80's F.  Did not notice
anything unusual about their appearance(white eyes).  Both are strong
working hives and have not seen any external symptoms of mites.  Nor any
workers on the ground.   ?????  Thanks ...
Gene in west central Arkansas.

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