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Re: Dead Bees with huge pollen loads
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>There were maybe 20-40 of these dead bees with the large pollen loads.
It's like they flew out to forage and made it 99.9% of the way back and
then collapsed before getting back inside.

Randy,

Are you seeing bees coming in during early Spring and the temperature drops 
quickly

and the bees land around the front of the hive but cannot make it inside?

Lionel 

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