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In the February issue of Bee Culture, Malcolm Sanford has an
excellent article ("A New Nosema" — "The symptoms are similar to other
conditions described as 'Autumn collapse,' 'Spring dwindling,'
'disappearing trick" (Australia), 'mal de mayo' in some
Spanish-speaking countries, and 'May disease' in France.").
Adrian
(Not a list topic, but as I write this, a full grown monarch butterfly
caterpillar crawled off my shirt sleeve onto my hand. Where did that
come from?)
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